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Robert Engman


Peace Symbol
Robert Engman, 1967
* peace symbol
* This piece has been listed as being by David Linquist or Lindquist, but according to the Smithsonian, it was a group student project supervised by Robert Engman
* Locust Walk East of 36th.
* On the Penn Campus tour.
* Exhibits: Favorites, Peace and Love

Kings
Robert Engman, 1975
* abstract
* Southwest corner, 78th and Lindbergh.

The Triune
Robert Engman, 1975
* abstract
* The first picture was taken facing West, probably after the Meridian fire. The second picture was taken in April, 2010, facing Southeast with City Hall relected in the glass of the new building.
* East side of 15th between Market and Chestnut.
* On the Avenue of the Arts tour.

Quadrature #1
Robert Engman, 1977
* big abstract piece
* Eastern end of Hamilton Walk. There is a walkway to Hamilton Walk from the South side of Spruce at 36th Street. Turn left at Hamilton walk..
See Also
+wikipedia.org's Robert Engman page

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