Three painting replications
So the ceiling of one of the rooms in the Tower of Learning at the University of Pittsburgh has these paintings on them. It seems almost a shame, since I'd expect that whoever worked on them would want them someplace other than a ceiling...
![161760218-M-1.jpg](http://www.markmroden.com/photos/161760218-M-1.jpg)
![161760753-M-1.jpg](http://www.markmroden.com/photos/161760753-M-1.jpg)
![161763318-M-1.jpg](http://www.markmroden.com/photos/161763318-M-1.jpg)
Or are they famous pieces of art, and I'm just completely ignorant? Has anyone seen these before, or know what they are?
![161760218-M-1.jpg](http://www.markmroden.com/photos/161760218-M-1.jpg)
![161760753-M-1.jpg](http://www.markmroden.com/photos/161760753-M-1.jpg)
![161763318-M-1.jpg](http://www.markmroden.com/photos/161763318-M-1.jpg)
Or are they famous pieces of art, and I'm just completely ignorant? Has anyone seen these before, or know what they are?
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They look sorta new, like replica's to me.
The colours look too bright, may the art students did them
I have no clue, just guessing
Did you buy any chance get a shot of the entire ceiling???
Thanks for sharing........... Skippy
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:skippy Everyone has the right to be stupid, but some people just abuse the privilege :dgrin
The entire ceiling was unfortunately only 8 feet high, punctuated by chandeliers, and had a 3 foot table underneath it. Me with my 17 at the widest could only get one panel at a time...
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