Group of Four Trees, Monumental sculpture in the United States of America
Group of Four Trees is a monumental sculpture located in Manhattan.
Created by Jean Dubuffet in 1972, it's a significant work in public art history.
The sculpture stems from Dubuffet's interest in creating large-scale outdoor pieces.
It is situated outside One Chase Manhattan Plaza, easily accessible to visitors.
Part of Dubuffet's Hourloupe cycle, the artwork melds black and white patterns with organic forms.
Location: Manhattan
Inception: 1972
Creator: Jean Dubuffet
Material: epoxy resins, aluminium, steel, polyurethane
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