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Broken Obelisk

 Subject
Subject Source: Local sources

Found in 20 Collections and/or Records:

Images of Broken Obelisk and Chapel Interior

 Item — Shelf 80, Box: 5, Object: 253
Identifier: 80.5.253
Abstract

Broken Obelisk, NW-N-NE, NE-E, SE-S-SW, W-NW-N

Dates: 1971

May Peace Prevail on Earth: 99 Days of Intentional Peace, 2003-01-15 - 2003-04-27

 File — Multiple Containers
Identifier: 28.85.02
Abstract

Launching “99 days of intentional peace,” with Linda Tillery and the Cultural Heritage Choir. Also rededication of the Broken Obelisk

Dates: Event: 2003-01-15 - 2003-04-27

Miscellaneous Photos

 File — Drawer 89, Folder: 13
Identifier: 89.13
Abstract

Dominque de Menil, Barry Reese, Mabel Lo, Suna Umari, Lech Walesa,Jimmy Carter, Terje Larsen, Vicki Neihaus. Possible photo of Steve Reich in 1973 concert.

Dates: 1971

Mixed Oversize Materials

 File — Shelf 77, Box: 250
Identifier: 77.250
Abstract

This box contains oversize materials (signage, photos, etc.) that are associated with various series, but without enough content to justify a separate box.

Dates: 2018-07 - 2019-06

The Rededication of the Broken Obelisk, 2006-02-26

 File — Shelf 29, Box: 87, Folder: 12
Identifier: 29.87.12
Abstract The Broken Obelisk Thirty four years ago Annalee Newman wrote “[Dominique and John de Menil] have given the people of Houston a glorious gift -- the Rothko Chapel with its penetrating, self-searching beauty and the Broken Obelisk, standing majestically in its pool of golden shadows.” Both dedicated in 1971, Barnett Newman's sculpture and the Rothko Chapel have become increasingly intertwined over the years. The “Broken Obelisk” came to Houston as part of a 1967 government...
Dates: Event: 2006-02-26