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Behind the Architecture building, this untitled outdoor sculpture was created by sculptor Raymond Kaskey in 1972. Resembling a pyramid, the sculpture was given in memory of Herbert E. Rycroft II; an architect of the Baltimore firm of Fisher, Neff and Campbell. Rycroft's firm had designed the building for the University of Maryland's School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation. Rycroft's Aunt Frances Rycroft Barr requested the sculpture's creation after her nephews sudden death.
Behind the Architecture building, this untitled outdoor sculpture was created by sculptor Raymond Kaskey in 1972. Resembling a pyramid, the sculpture was given in memory of Herbert E. Rycroft II; an architect of the Baltimore firm of Fisher, Neff and Campbell. Rycroft's firm had designed the building for the University of Maryland's School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation. Rycroft's Aunt Frances Rycroft Barr requested the sculpture's creation after her nephews sudden death.
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Raymond Kaskey is a sculptor and former professor of University of Marylands School of Architecture (1969-1976). He is known for his architectural sculptures for the National World War II Memorial on Washington, D.C's National Mall. His most famous work is his 38-foot hammered copper sculpture, Portlandia (1985), located on the Portland Public Services Building in Portland, Oregon.
Raymond Kaskey is a sculptor and former professor of University of Marylands School of Architecture (1969-1976). He is known for his architectural sculptures for the National World War II Memorial on Washington, D.C's National Mall. His most famous work is his 38-foot hammered copper sculpture, Portlandia (1985), located on the Portland Public Services Building in Portland, Oregon.
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