An abstract sculpture created by Miriam Knapp in 1983 in Boston's South End. Three rectangles made from steel are placed in a row in order of their heights. Together, they make the shape of a city skyline. The first, tallest rectangle is painted red, the second is yellow, and the smallest is white.
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These photos were taken by photographers employed by the Boston Public Library during the summer of 2020, as a project to document public spaces in several Boston neighborhoods during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. The photos depict murals, sculptures, commemorative plaques, painted electrical boxes, and other works of public art in Roxbury, Dorchester, the South End, and surrounding areas. The collection was donated to Northeastern University by the Boston Public Library, as part of the partnership between the institutions through the Boston Research Center.
