The Family, Bronze sculpture in Manhattan, United States.
The Family is a bronze sculpture in Manhattan featuring several human figures connected through flowing forms. The composition uses physical connections and gestures to express the bonds between family members.
The sculpture was created in 1979 by artist Chaim Gross and represents a significant addition to Manhattan's public art collection. Its creation occurred during a period when public art installations were gaining importance in the city.
The work shows how family is understood as close human connection, with its intertwined forms representing the everyday gestures and togetherness of relatives.
The sculpture is located in public space and is accessible via multiple subway lines. It is open for viewing throughout the year with no special opening or closing times.
The work reveals different interpretations of family relationships depending on viewing angle. These shifts in perspective uncover new details and connections between the figures.
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