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Blue
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946) Storm Clouds with
Horses
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946) Horses at night with
town and cloud
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946) Hilltop
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Phil Epp (American, 1946) Hilltop (fragment)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Phil Epp (American, 1946) Rain and Adobe
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Phil Epp (American, 1946) Coyote
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Phil Epp (American, 1946) Modern West
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Phil Epp (American, 1946) Hero image
Phil Epp (American, 1946) Prairie smoke
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Newton's Blue Sky Sculpture
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Newton's Blue Sky Sculpture is located in
Centennial Park
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The sculpture has been designated one of the 8
Wonders of Kansas Art and was designed through
the joint efforts of artists Phil Epp, painter
and designer Terry Corbett, ceramist and
designer and Conrad Snider, ceramist and designer
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  The sturdy, thick walled figures require six
months to dry and are fired twice for eight days
at a temperature of 2290 degrees Fahrenheit. The
Shino glaze with rich, dark accents from iron
oxide has been used for centuries by both Chinese
and Japanese ceramists. The figures are
intentionally abstract so that the observer can
assign them individual activity and identity
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The colors appear most fluid and transparent
during midday sunlight and more intense on
overcast days and in the early evening hours. The
majestic cobalt glaze is similar to the glazes
first used by the Chinese around 1325 AD. The
large area of luminous blue in contrast with the
white clouds and the life-size stoneware figures
makes this a unique work of art
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The sculpture invites the viewer to consider how
the natural Kansas sky and the art installation
work together. Viewers are encouraged to pause at
the viewing pad near the parking lot to watch the
movement of the natural sky against the
stationary cobalt-glazed tiles
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Phil Epp - Abstract Bank of Topeka
Phil Epp (American, 1946) The adobe structures
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Phil Epp (American, 1946)
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Sidney Nolan (Australia, 1917-1992) Icebergs
(McMurdo Sound, Antarctica), 1964
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Luis Jimenez Denver International Airport
Mustang (Blucifer Demon Horse)
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Luis Jimenez Denver International Airport
Mustang
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Ginette Beaulieu (Canadian, 1954)
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Sound George Gershwin - Rhapsody in
Blue (fragment)
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The blue trees
Ángel de Cáceres García
Vladimir Volegov
Vincent van Gogh
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Vicente Romero Redondo
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Michael Cheval
Richard Edward Miller
Gabriel Picart
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Zenaida Serebriakova
Goyo Dominguez
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Jean-Michel Folon
Nino Chakvetadze
Sergio Cerchi