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DESCRIPTION:Cincinnati photographer Thomas R. Schiff has built a reputation
on his panoramic photographs of buildings from museums and libraries to t
he architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. On display now through October 19 a
t the Cincinnati Museum Center is an exhibit of Schiff's photos of civic a
rchitecture in the United States."Civic Architecture: The Panoramic Photog
raphy of Thomas R. Schiff" is the exhibit title (https://www.cincymuseum.o
rg/civic-architecture/). \;Over the centuries\, architects of capitols
\, courthouses and even libraries have sought to both project confidence i
n the democratic process and invite citizens to participate. Through the s
weeping panoramic photography of Thomas R. Schiff\, Civic Architecture&nbs
p\;celebrates and studies that nation&rsquo\;s long tradition of civic arc
hitecture.From small county courthouses to the U.S. Capitol\, consider how
we express our highest ideals in the structures of our buildings. See how
these civic structures have changed &ndash\; from exalted temples to orga
nic forms &ndash\; and consider how these centers of government have sough
t to rise above or blend in with their surrounding landscapes.For those un
able to see Schiff's photos in person\, an accompanying book called "Civic
Architecture Across America: Extraordinary Views" is available through pu
blisher Ohio University Press (https://www.ohioswallow.com/9780821426562/c
ivic-architecture-across-america/). The book is divided into regions with
introductions by Benjamin A. Bross\, Nicholas Cates\, Bradford C. Grant\,
Susan Kern\, Alex Nyerges\, Jeffrey Tilman\, and Richard Guy Wilson. \
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LOCATION:Ohio\,United States\,Cincinnati\,1301 Western Ave.
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SUMMARY:Panoramic Photos of Civic Buildings Across America
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Cincinnati photographer Thomas R. Schiff ha
s built a reputation on his panoramic photographs of buildings from museum
s and libraries to the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. On display now
through October 19 at the is an exhibit of Sc
hiff's photos of civic architecture in the United States.
"Civi
c Architecture: The Panoramic Photography of Thomas R. Schiff" is the exhi
bit title (). \;Over the centuries\, architects of ca
pitols\, courthouses and even libraries have sought to both project confid
ence in the democratic process and invite citizens to participate. Through
the sweeping panoramic photography of Thomas R. Schiff\, Civic Architecture \;celebrates and st
udies that nation&rsquo\;s long tradition of civic architecture.
From small county courthouses to the
U.S. Capitol\, consider how we express our highest ideals in the structur
es of our buildings. See how these civic structures have changed &ndash\;
from exalted temples to organic forms &ndash\; and consider how these cent
ers of government have sought to rise above or blend in with their surroun
ding landscapes.
For those unable to see Schiff's photos in p
erson\, an accompanying book called "Civic Architecture Across America: Ex
traordinary Views" is available through publisher Ohio University Press (<
a href="https://www.ohioswallow.com/9780821426562/civic-architecture-acros
s-america/">https://www.ohioswallow.com/9780821426562/civic-architecture-a
cross-america/).
The book is divided into regions with introduc
tions by Benjamin A. Bross\, Nicholas Cates\, Bradford C. Grant\, Susan Ke
rn\, Alex Nyerges\, Jeffrey Tilman\, and Richard Guy Wilson. \;
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