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Art in Detroit Public Places: Third Edition (Great Lake Books Series) (Great Lake Books Series)

Art in Detroit Public Places: Third Edition (Great Lake Books Series) (Great Lake Books Series)
Author: Dennis Alan Nawrocki
Publisher: Wayne State Univ Pr
Category: Book

Buy New: $24.95



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Sales Rank: 2671444

Media: Paperback
Edition: Third
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 272

ISBN: 0814333788
Dewey Decimal Number: 709.77434
EAN: 9780814333785
ASIN: 0814333788

Publication Date: July 1, 2008  (New: This Week)
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The Detroit area is home to numerous significant works of public art in its parks, libraries, schools, and hospitals. This new and updated edition of a classic guidebook considers over 150 pieces organized by section into six geographical districts of metropolitan Detroit. Each of these sections is accompanied by a comprehensive street map for easy planning of walking or driving tours, and the artworks in it are presented with individual descriptive histories by author Dennis Alan Nawrocki and photographs by David Clements. With our artistic and architectural heritage always under threat from new development and sprawl, Art in Detroit Public Places showcases the rich tradition of public art already in our community and also raises awareness of the need for its preservation.

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