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Title
Hirshhorn Museum
Description
Exhibits at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington D.C. The Hirshhorn is an architectural landmark and includes an outdoor sculpture garden on its grounds. The Hirshhorn Museum is a Smithsonian institution located on the National Mall.
The museum is named for its founding donor, Joseph H. Hirshhorn. Hirshhorn immigrated from Latvia when he was only eight years old to the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, New York. Hirshhorn became a financier, but he was also known for his philanthropy and his extensive collection of modern art. His gift of over 6,000 pieces of art established the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in 1974.
Creator
Chester Smolski
Date
1975-04-01
Rights
Rhode Island College
Format
Photograph
Photograph
Identifier
0479
Smolski Image Item Type Metadata
City
Washington D.C.
Country
United States of America
Library of Congress Subject Headings
Architecture -- Washington D.C.; Architecture -- Museum architecture; Museum;
Region
District of Columbia