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"The Lowell Sculptures: One, Two, and Three" Sculptures

"The Lowell Sculptures: One, Two, and Three" Sculptures

An overlooked place within Lowell: "The Lowell Sculptures: One, Two, and Three" Sculptures.

WHY IT’S INTERESTING

Designed by artist Robert Cumming, the "Lowell Sculptures: One, Two, and Three" are derived from Lowell's industrial symbols. Installed at Boarding House Park, they are intended to be objects for seating and climbing, functioning as a kind of furniture as well as visual

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The National Park Service documents "The Lowell Sculptures: One, Two, and Three" Sculptures within Lowell.

Designed by artist Robert Cumming, the "Lowell Sculptures: One, Two, and Three" are derived from Lowell's industrial symbols. Installed at Boarding House Park, they are intended to be objects for seating and climbing, functioning as a kind of furniture as well as visual

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