This man included his drawings Railroad Station in the Form of a Wristwatch and Bat Spinning at the Speed of Light in an exhibition of plans for never-built sculptures called Colossal Monuments.
This man included his drawings Railroad Station in the Form of a Wristwatch and Bat Spinning at the Speed of Light in an exhibition of plans for never-built sculptures called Colossal Monuments. A latticework column by this artist stands on Madison Street in Chicago and divides the town's baseball allegiances; that sculpture is titled Batcolumn. This man's "Ray Gun Manufacturing Company" operated a New York establishment where painted plaster items like Cube Pastries and Bride Mannikin were sold to customers. One of his best known works contains hand grips around a central column and is supported by tank-like treads. This artist of The Store used black steel to create his Clothespin for Philadelphia. For 10 points, name this Swedish-American pop sculptor of Lipstick (Ascending) on Caterpillar Tracks.
This man included his drawings Railroad Station in the Form of a Wristwatch and Bat Spinning at the Speed of Light in an exhibition of plans for never-built sculptures called Colossal Monuments.
Claes Thure Oldenburg