List of sculptures by Tony Smith

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This is a list of sculptures by Tony Smith, most of which are installed outdoors. While Smith made many artworks in a variety of media and his work as an architectural designer, he is widely known for his sculptures, which range from the small to monumental scale. [1] [2] No complete inventory has been published that identifies the current location of all of these works, but in the 1990s Save Outdoor Sculpture! (SOS!) participants completed an inventory and assessment of 83 of these sculptures. [3]

PhotoTitleYearEdition NumberMediaDimensionsOwnerCurrent LocationGPS CoordinatesCityState/CountryPrivate or Public
Untitled1954Wood21-3/8" x 20-1/2" x 12"Private collectionPrivate
Untitled1956Concrete8" x 5" x 3"Private collectionPrivate
Throne1956-576/6Steel, painted black28" x 39" x 32"Private collectionPrivate
Untitled1960Wire shirt hangers, plaster, and gauze fabric47-1/2" x 12-1/2" x 12"Private collectionPrivate
Bennington Structure1961Plywood, metal, lathe, and Portland cement40' long overall, diameter of each unit approx 9'Destroyed
Cigarette (1/3) 19611/3Steel, Cor-ten, oiled finish15'1" × 25'6" × 18'7" Albright–Knox Art Gallery 42°55′53.39″N78°52′34.63″W / 42.9314972°N 78.8762861°W / 42.9314972; -78.8762861 (Cigarette (1/3)) BuffaloNYPublic
Cigarette (2/3) 19612/3Steel, painted black15'1" × 25'6" × 18'7" Museum of Modern Art Not on view New York City NYPublic
Cigarette (3/3) 19613/3Steel, painted black15'1" × 25'6" × 18'7" Kykuit (John D. Rockefeller Estate) 41°5′20.66″N73°50′31.21″W / 41.0890722°N 73.8420028°W / 41.0890722; -73.8420028 (Cigarette (3/3)) Sleepy HollowNYPublic
Cigarette (AP) 1962A.P.Steel, painted black15'1" × 25'6" × 18'7"Private collectionPrivate
For Marjorie 19611/1Steel, painted red17' × 31'2" × 18' Massachusetts Institute of Technology 42°21′17.11″N71°6′9.70″W / 42.3547528°N 71.1026944°W / 42.3547528; -71.1026944 (For Marjorie) CambridgeMAPublic
Light Box (AP)19615/9Cast bronze, black patina26-1/4" x 20" x 22"Tony Smith EstatePrivate
Marriage (1/3) 19611/3Steel, painted black10' × 10' × 12' Norway Carter-Menil Human Rights Foundation 59°54′36.18″N10°44′7.04″E / 59.9100500°N 10.7352889°E / 59.9100500; 10.7352889 (Marriage (1/3)) OsloNorwayPublic
Marriage (2/3) 19612/3Steel, painted black10' × 10' × 12' Des Moines Art Center Pappajohn Sculpture Park 41°35′5.81″N93°38′8.77″W / 41.5849472°N 93.6357694°W / 41.5849472; -93.6357694 (Marriage (2/3)) Des MoinesIAPublic
Marriage (3/3) 19613/3Steel, painted black10' × 10' × 12' Clos Pegase Winery 38°34′16.27″N122°33′18.51″W / 38.5711861°N 122.5551417°W / 38.5711861; -122.5551417 (Marriage (3/3)) CalistogaCAPublic
Marriage (AP) 1961A.P.Steel, painted black10' × 10' × 12'Private collectionPrivate
Spitball (1/3) 19611/3Steel, painted black11'5" × 14' × 13'4-1/2" The Menil Collection Not on viewHoustonTXPublic
Spitball (2/3) 19612/3Steel, painted black11'5" × 14' × 13'4-1/2" Case Western Reserve University The John and Mildred Andrews Putnam Sculpture Garden 41°30′10.92″N81°36′27.93″W / 41.5030333°N 81.6077583°W / 41.5030333; -81.6077583 (Spitball (2/3)) ClevelandOHPublic
Spitball (3/3) 19613/3Steel, painted black11'5" × 14' × 13'4-1/2" Baltimore Museum of Art 39°19′36.56″N76°37′6.24″W / 39.3268222°N 76.6184000°W / 39.3268222; -76.6184000 (Spitball (3/3)) BaltimoreMDPublic
Spitball (AP) 1961A.P.Steel, painted black11'5" × 14' × 13'4-1/2"Private collectionPrivate
Tetrahedron1961Plaster, gauze bandage, newspaper, armature38" x 48" x 43"Private collectionPrivate
Tau (1/3) 1961–621/3Steel, painted black14' × 21'6" × 12'4-1/4" Hunter College Hunter College Art Galleries 40°46′4.18″N73°57′51.96″W / 40.7678278°N 73.9644333°W / 40.7678278; -73.9644333 (Tau (1/3)) New YorkNYPublic
Tau (AP) 1961–62A.P.Steel, painted black14' × 21'6" × 12'4-1/4" South Orange 40°45′0.96″N74°15′40.29″W / 40.7502667°N 74.2611917°W / 40.7502667; -74.2611917 (Tau (AP)) South OrangeNJPublic
Beardwig (1/6) 19622/6Steel, oiled finish42" × 36" × 36"Private collectionPrivate
Beardwig (2/6) 19622/6Steel, oiled finish42" × 36" × 36"Private collectionPrivate
Black Box (1/3) 19621/3Steel, oiled finish22-1/2" × 33" × 25"Private collectionPrivate
Black Box (2/3) 19622/3Steel, oiled finish22-1/2" × 33" × 25" National Gallery of Canada Ottawa Canada Public
Black Box (3/3) 19623/3Steel, oiled finish22-1/2" × 33" × 25"Tony Smith EstatePrivate
Black Box (AP) 1962A.P.Steel, oiled finish22-1/2" × 33" × 25"Private collectionPrivate
Cross (AP)1960-62A.P.Cast bronze, black patina32" × 32" × 32"Private CollectionPrivate
Die (1/3) 19621/3Steel, oiled finish6' × 6' × 6' Whitney Museum of American Art New YorkNYPublic
Die (2/3) 19622/3Steel, oiled finish6' × 6' × 6' National Gallery of Art Installed indoors [4] WashingtonDCPublic
Die (3/3) 19623/3Steel, oiled finish6' × 6' × 6'Private collectionPrivate
Die (AP) 1962A.P.Steel, oiled finish6' × 6' × 6'The Museum of Modern ArtNew YorkNYPublic
Free Ride (1/3) 19621/3Steel, oiled finish6'8" × 6'8" × 6'8"Private collectionPrivate
Free Ride (2/3) 19622/3Steel, oiled finish6'8" × 6'8" × 6'8" Saint Louis Art Museum St. LouisMOPublic
Free Ride (3/3) 19623/3Steel, painted black6'8" × 6'8" × 6'8"The Museum of Modern ArtNew YorkNYPublic
Free Ride (AP) 1962A.P.Steel, painted black6'8" × 6'8" × 6'8"Private collectionPrivate
Gracehoper (1/3) 19621/3Steel, painted black22'8" × 24' × 46' Detroit Institute of Arts 42°21′36.21″N83°3′55.29″W / 42.3600583°N 83.0653583°W / 42.3600583; -83.0653583 (Gracehoper (1/3)) DetroitMIPublic
Gracehoper (2/3) 19622/3Steel, painted black22'8" × 24' × 46' The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts 38°15′36.87″N85°44′55.03″W / 38.2602417°N 85.7486194°W / 38.2602417; -85.7486194 (Gracehoper (2/3)) LouisvilleKYPublic
Gracehoper (3/3) 19623/3Steel, painted black22'8" × 24' × 46'Private Collection 30°20′57.73″N97°47′22.82″W / 30.3493694°N 97.7896722°W / 30.3493694; -97.7896722 (Gracehoper (3/3)) AustinTXPrivate
Night (1/3) 19621/3Steel, painted black12' × 12' × 16'Private collectionPrivate
Night (2/3) 19622/3Steel, painted black12' × 12' × 16'Private collectionPrivate
Night (3/3) 19623/3Steel, painted black12' × 12' × 16' Gateway Foundation Citygarden 38°37′37.53″N90°11′38.06″W / 38.6270917°N 90.1939056°W / 38.6270917; -90.1939056 (Night (3/3)) St. LouisMOPublic
Night (AP) 1962A.P.Steel, painted black12' × 12' × 16'Private collectionPrivate
Playground (1/3) 19621/3Steel, painted black5'4" × 10'8" × 5'4" Memorial Art Gallery 43°9′25.51″N77°35′18.09″W / 43.1570861°N 77.5883583°W / 43.1570861; -77.5883583 (Playground (1/3)) RochesterNYPublic
Playground (2/3) 19622/3Steel, painted black5'4" × 10'8" × 5'4"Private collectionPrivate
TonySmith Playground(3 3) Front small.jpg Playground (3/3) 19623/3Steel, painted black5'4" × 10'8" × 5'4" City of Beverly Hills Beverly Gardens Park 34°4′22.87″N118°24′7.33″W / 34.0730194°N 118.4020361°W / 34.0730194; -118.4020361 (Playground (3/3)) HollywoodCAPublic
Playground (AP) 1962A.P.Steel, painted black5'4" × 10'8" × 5'4"Private collectionPrivate
Ringcross1962A.P.Wood30" × 30" × 30"Private collectionPrivate
The Snake Is Out (1/3) 19621/3Steel, painted black15'1-1/2" × 23' 2" × 18'10" Empire State Plaza Art Collection Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller Empire State Plaza 42°39′0.66″N73°45′40.03″W / 42.6501833°N 73.7611194°W / 42.6501833; -73.7611194 (The Snake Is Out (1/3)) AlbanyNYPublic
The Snake Is Out (2/3) 19622/3Steel, painted black15'1-1/2" × 23' 2" × 18'10"The Menil CollectionNot on viewHoustonTXPublic
The Snake Is Out (3/3) 19623/3Steel, painted black15'1-1/2" × 23' 2" × 18'10" Nasher Sculpture Center 32°52′16.4″N96°49′43.94″W / 32.871222°N 96.8288722°W / 32.871222; -96.8288722 (The Snake is Out (3/3)) DallasTXPublic
The Snake Is Out (AP) 1962A.P.Steel, painted black15'1-1/2" × 23' 2" × 18'10"National Gallery of Art 38°53′27.64″N77°1′2.53″W / 38.8910111°N 77.0173694°W / 38.8910111; -77.0173694 (The Snake Is Out (AP)) WashingtonDCPublic
Tower of the Winds (1/6)19621/6Cast bronze, black patina33" x 33" x 33"Institut Valencia d'Art ModernValenciaSpainPublic
We Lost (1/3) 19621/3Steel, painted black10'8" × 10'8" × 10'8" University of Pennsylvania 39°57′9.93″N75°11′20.8″W / 39.9527583°N 75.189111°W / 39.9527583; -75.189111 (We Lost (1/3)) PhiladelphiaPAPublic
We Lost (2/3) 19622/3Steel, painted black10'8" × 10'8" × 10'8" Matthew Marks Gallery Private
We Lost (3/3) 19623/3Steel, painted black10'8" × 10'8" × 10'8"Private collectionPrivate
Wingbone1962Plaster, gauze bandage, newspaper, armature2'2" x 2'1" x 9'8"Solomon R. Guggenheim MuseumNew YorkNYPublic
Willy (1/3) 19621/3Steel, painted black7'7-1/4" × 18'8" × 11'3" University of Nebraska–Lincoln Sheldon Museum of Art and Sculpture Garden 40°49′1.01″N96°42′19.36″W / 40.8169472°N 96.7053778°W / 40.8169472; -96.7053778 (Willy (1/3)) LincolnNEPublic
Willy (2/3) 19622/3Steel, painted black7'7-1/4" × 18'8" × 11'3" Dallas Museum of Art 32°47′11.74″N96°48′0.07″W / 32.7865944°N 96.8000194°W / 32.7865944; -96.8000194 (Willy (2/3)) DallasTXPublic
Willy (3/3) 19623/3Steel, painted black7'7-1/4" × 18'8" × 11'3" Hansol Art Foundation (Hansol)SeoulSouth KoreaPublic
Willy (AP) 1962A.P.Steel, painted black7'7-1/4" × 18'8" × 11'3"Des Moines Art Center 41°35′6.13″N93°38′11″W / 41.5850361°N 93.63639°W / 41.5850361; -93.63639 (Willy (AP)) Des MoinesIAPublic
Duck (1/3) 1962–631/3Steel, painted black11'4" × 13'10" × 9'3" Donald M. Kendall Sculpture Gardens 41°2′13.81″N73°41′39.91″W / 41.0371694°N 73.6944194°W / 41.0371694; -73.6944194 (Duck (1/3)) PurchaseNYPublic
Duck (2/3) 1962–632/3Steel, painted black11'4" × 13'10" × 9'3"Private collectionPrivate
Duck (3/3) 1962–633/3Steel, painted black11'4" × 13'10" × 9'3"Private collectionPrivate
Duck (AP) 1962–63A.P.Steel, painted black11'4" × 13'10" × 9'3"Private collectionPrivate
Memphis1962–631/6Bronze, painted red, blue, ochre81.3 x 63.5 x 63.5 cmPace GalleryPrivate
Mistake19636/9Cast bronze, black patina12" x 12" x 8"Private CollectionPrivate
The Elevens Are Up (1/3) 19631/3Steel, painted black8' × 8' × 8', (2 units, each 8' × 2' × 8')The Menil Collection 29°44′9.12″N95°23′53.09″W / 29.7358667°N 95.3980806°W / 29.7358667; -95.3980806 (The Elevens Are Up (1/3)) HoustonTXPublic
The Elevens Are Up (2/3) 19632/3Steel, painted black8' × 8' × 8', (2 units, each 8' × 2' × 8')Private collectionPrivate
The Elevens Are Up (3/3) 19633/3Steel, painted black8' × 8' × 8', (2 units, each 8' × 2' × 8')Private collectionPrivate
The Elevens Are Up (AP) 1963A.P.Steel, painted black8' × 8' × 8', (2 units, each 8' × 2' × 8') Louisiana Museum of Modern Art Humlebæk DenmarkPublic
Moondog (1/3) 19641/3Aluminum, painted black17'1-1/4" × 13'7-1/4" × 15'8-1/2" Benesse Corporation TokyoJapanPublic
Moondog (2/3) 19642/3Aluminum, painted black17'1-1/4" × 13'7-1/4" × 15'8-1/2"Private collectionPrivate
Moondog (3/3) 19643/3Aluminum, painted black17'1-1/4" × 13'7-1/4" × 15'8-1/2"National Gallery of Art 38°53′27.31″N77°1′21.85″W / 38.8909194°N 77.0227361°W / 38.8909194; -77.0227361 (Moondog (3/3)) WashingtonDCPublic
Moondog (AP) 1964A.P.Aluminum, painted black17'1-1/4" × 13'7-1/4" × 15'8-1/2"The Museum of Modern ArtNew YorkNYPublic
Wall (1/3) 19641/3Steel, painted black8' × 2' × 18'The Menil Collection 29°44′8.36″N95°23′52.81″W / 29.7356556°N 95.3980028°W / 29.7356556; -95.3980028 (Wall (1/3)) HoustonTXPublic
Wall (2/3) 19642/3Steel, painted black8' × 2' × 18'Private collectionPrivate
Wall (3/3) 19643/3Steel, painted black8' × 2' × 18' Tony Smith Estate Private
Wall (AP) 19641/3Steel, painted black8' × 2' × 18'Private collectionPrivate
Amaryllis (1/3) 19651/3Cor-Ten Steel, Painted black11'6" × 7'6" × 11'6" Wadsworth Atheneum HartfordCTPublic
Amaryllis (2/3) 19652/3Cor-Ten Steel, Painted black11'6" × 7'6" × 11'6" Walker Art Center 44°58′10.88″N93°17′21.78″W / 44.9696889°N 93.2893833°W / 44.9696889; -93.2893833 (Amaryllis (2/3)) MinneapolisMNPublic
Amaryllis (3/3) 19653/3Cor-Ten Steel, Painted black11'6" × 7'6" × 11'6" Shizuoka Prefectural Museum of Art Shizuoka-Shi, IkedaJapanPublic
Amaryllis (AP) 1965A.P.Cor-Ten Steel, Painted black11'6" × 7'6" × 11'6" The Metropolitan Museum of Art University of Texas, Austin 30°17′12.96″N97°43′54.38″W / 30.2869333°N 97.7317722°W / 30.2869333; -97.7317722 (Amaryllis (AP)) New YorkNYPublic
Generation (1/3)19651/3Aluminum, painted black33'11" × 36'11" × 36'11"Private collectionPrivate
The Keys To Given! (1/3) 19651/3Steel, painted black8' × 8' × 8' High Museum of Art AtlantaGAPublic
The Keys To Given! (2/3) 19652/3Steel, painted black8' × 8' × 8'Private collectionPrivate
The Keys To Given! (3/3) 19653/3Steel, painted black8' × 8' × 8'Private collectionPrivate
The Keys To Given! (AP) 1965A.P.Steel, painted black8' × 8' × 8'Private collectionPrivate
Fixture1966Plywood mock-up, site specific16' x 32' x 18'Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, CTDestroyed
New Piece (1/3) 19661/3Steel, painted black6'11" × 12' × 14'2"The Menil Collection 29°44′7.6″N95°23′53.07″W / 29.735444°N 95.3980750°W / 29.735444; -95.3980750 (New Piece (1/3)) HoustonTXPublic
New Piece (2/3) 19662/3Steel, painted black6'11" × 12' × 14'2" Institute for Advanced Study 40°19′46.08″N74°40′4.99″W / 40.3294667°N 74.6680528°W / 40.3294667; -74.6680528 (New Piece (2/3)) PrincetonNJPublic
New Piece (3/3) 19663/3Steel, painted black6'11" × 12' × 14'2"Private collectionPrivate
New Piece (AP) 19663/3Steel, painted black6'11" × 12' × 14'2"Ton Smith EstatePrivate
Dial (6+AP)19676+A.P.Cast bronze, black patina15" x 14" x 14"Tony Smith EstatePrivate
Maze (2/3)19672/3Steel, painted black4 units total: 2 units each 6'8" x 10' x 2'6" and 2 units each 6'8" x 5' x 2'6"Private collectionPrivate
Smoke (1/3) 19671/3Aluminum, painted black24'2" × 47' × 33' Los Angeles County Museum of Art Installed in the Ahmanson Building RoomLos AngelesCAPublic
Smoke (2/3) 19672/3Aluminum, painted black24'2" × 47' × 33'Private collectionPrivate
Source (1/3) 19671/3Steel, painted black11' × 29'6" × 34' Cleveland Museum of Art Donna and Stewart Kohl Sculpture Garden 41°30′35.05″N81°36′39.62″W / 41.5097361°N 81.6110056°W / 41.5097361; -81.6110056 (Source (1/3)) ClevelandOHPublic
Source (2/3) 19672/3Steel, painted black11' × 29'6" × 34'Tony Smith Estate Storm King Art Center New WindsorNYPrivate
Wandering Rocks (1/5) 19671/5Stainless steelFive units, 23" to 45-1/2" highKykuit (John D. Rockefeller Estate)Sleepy HollowNYPublic
Wandering Rocks1967.JPG Wandering Rocks (2/5) 19672/5Steel, painted blackFive units, 23" to 45-1/2" high Lynden Sculpture Garden 43°10′36.03″N87°56′12.99″W / 43.1766750°N 87.9369417°W / 43.1766750; -87.9369417 (Wandering Rocks (2/5)) MilwaukeeWIPublic
Wandering Rocks (3/5) 19673/5Steel, painted blackFive units, 23" to 45-1/2" highPrivate collectionUnknown!Private
Wandering rocks tony smith 014.JPG Wandering Rocks (4/5) 19674/5Steel, painted blackFive units, 23" to 45-1/2" highNational Gallery of Art 38°53′30.42″N77°1′22.62″W / 38.8917833°N 77.0229500°W / 38.8917833; -77.0229500 (Wandering Rocks (4/5)) WashingtonDCPublic
Wandering Rocks (5/5) 19675/5Steel, painted blackFive units, 23" to 45-1/2" high Kröller-Müller Museum OtterloNetherlandsPublic
Wandering Rocks (AP) 1967A.P.Steel, painted blackFive units, 23" to 45-1/2" high Seattle Art Museum Olympic Sculpture Park 47°36′56.88″N122°21′18.8″W / 47.6158000°N 122.355222°W / 47.6158000; -122.355222 (Wandering Rocks (AP)) SeattleWAPublic
Stinger 1967–681/3Steel, painted black6'6" × 33'4-1/2" × 33'4-1/2"Seattle Art MuseumOlympic Sculpture Park 47°36′56.08″N122°21′17.32″W / 47.6155778°N 122.3548111°W / 47.6155778; -122.3548111 (Stinger) SeattleWAPublic
Arch1968Plywood mock-up, painted16' x 22' x 22' (platform 9'H front x 4'H back)Sonsbeek ParkArnhemNetherlandsDestroyed
Arm1968Plywood mock-up, painted black4' x 21' x 12'Hakone Open-Air Museum ExhibitionHakoneJapanDestroyed
Asteriskos 19681/1Steel, painted black16'8" × 16'8" × 16'8" McNay Art Museum 29°29′7.16″N98°27′23.56″W / 29.4853222°N 98.4565444°W / 29.4853222; -98.4565444 (Asteriskos) San AntonioTXPublic
Equinox1968Steel, oiled finish76.8 x 106.7 x 108 cmPace GalleryPrivate
Moses (1/3) 19681/3Steel, painted black11'6" × 15' × 7'4" Princeton University 40°20′51.31″N74°39′24.86″W / 40.3475861°N 74.6569056°W / 40.3475861; -74.6569056 (Moses (1/3)) PrincetonNJPublic
Moses (2/3) 19682/3Steel, painted black11'6" × 15' × 7'4" City of Seattle Seattle Center 47°37′14.79″N122°20′55.9″W / 47.6207750°N 122.348861°W / 47.6207750; -122.348861 (Moses (2/3)) SeattleWAPublic
Moses (3/3) 19683/3Steel, painted black11'6" × 15' × 7'4" Toledo Museum of Art 41°39′31.94″N83°33′33.49″W / 41.6588722°N 83.5593028°W / 41.6588722; -83.5593028 (Moses (3/3)) ToledoOHPublic
Moses (AP) 1968A.P.Steel, painted black11'6" × 15' × 7'4"Private collectionPrivate
Seed (1/3) 19681/3Steel, painted black48" × 48" × 48"Private collectionPrivate
Seed (AP) 1968A.P.Steel, painted black48" × 48" × 48"Private collectionPrivate
Trap (3/9)19683/9Cast bronze10" × 55" × 55"Private collectionBirminghamAlabamaPrivate
Trunk1968Plywood mock-up, painted black4' x 29'8" x 12'Hakone Open-Air Museum ExhibitionHakoneJapanDestroyed
Batcave1969-71Full scale cardboard, 2379 tetrahedral units, 1210 octahedral units14'11-5/8" X 38'-1/8"X 42'6"with Container Corporation of America as part of the Art and Technology Program at LACMADestroyed
For M.S. (1/6) Mamoru Sato 19691/6Welded bronze, black patina2'9" × 13'6" × 6'8" Phillips Exeter Academy Exeter NHPublic
For M.S. (2/6) 19692/6Welded bronze, black patina2'9" × 13'6" × 6'8" Institut Valencià d'Art Modern Valencia Spain Public
For D.C. (2/6) Dominique Charlot19692/6Welded bronze, black patina2'9" x 13'4" x 6'8" Seoul Korea Public
For P.C. (2/6) Peter Clarke 19692/6Steel, painted black6'3" × 6'8" × 5'9" Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen Düsseldorf Germany Public
For P.C. (3/6) 19692/6Steel, painted black6'3" × 6'8" × 5'9"Cleveland Museum of ArtNot on viewClevelandOHPublic
For V.T. (2/6) 19692/6Welded bronze, black patina2'4" × 4'8" × 7' Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Boston MAPublic
For W.A. (1/6) Webster Anderson 19691/6Welded bronze, black patina2 units, each 5' × 5'6" × 2'9" overall: 5' × 11' × 2'9" Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum New YorkNYPublic
For J.C. (2/6) Jean Charlot 19692/6Welded bronze, black patina6'8" × 6'8" × 4'9" The Newark Museum Newark NJPublic
For D.G. (1/6) David Gregory 19691/6Welded bronze, black patina2'4" × 6'8" × 6'8" Yale University Art Gallery New Haven CTPublic
For D.G. (2/6) 19692/6Welded bronze, black patina2'4" × 6'8" × 6'8" Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts Stanford CAPublic
For P.N. (1/6) Prithwish Neogy 19691/6Welded bronze, black patina2'4" × 6'8" × 6'8"Ho-Am Museum Seoul Korea Public
For P.N. (2/6) 19692/6Welded bronze, black patina2'4" × 6'8" × 6'8" Yale University Art Gallery New HavenCTPublic
For J.W. (1/6) John Wisnosky 19691/6Welded bronze, black patina2'9" × 5' × 3'10" Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park 42°58′49.7″N85°35′18.61″W / 42.980472°N 85.5885028°W / 42.980472; -85.5885028 (For J.W. (1/6)) Grand Rapids MIPublic
For J.W. (2/6) 19692/6Welded bronze, black patina2'9" × 5' × 3'10" Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts Stanford CAPublic
Hubris19691/9Cast bronze, black patina5" x 82-1/4" x 41"Private CollectionPrivate
Smog (1/3) 1969–701/3Aluminum, painted black6'10" × 78' × 64' Middlebury College Middlebury College campus 44°0′46.42″N73°10′50.34″W / 44.0128944°N 73.1806500°W / 44.0128944; -73.1806500 (Smog (1/3)) MiddleburyVTPublic
Smog 1969–70Aluminum, painted black6'10" × 78' × 64'Private collection 30°19′38.92″N97°47′34.93″W / 30.3274778°N 97.7930361°W / 30.3274778; -97.7930361 (Smog) AustinTXPrivate
Bees Do It1970Wood model13-1/2" x 15-1/4" x 11"Private CollectionPrivate
Moebius Strip1970Black Belgian marble5-3/4" x 12" Museum of Modern Art New YorkNYPublic
Eighty-One More1970-71Plywood mock-up, painted red4'7" x 41'6" x 41'6" Museum of Modern Art New YorkNYPublic
Light Up 19711/1Steel, painted yellow21' × 29' × 17' or 20'9" × 28'7" × 16'6" University of Pittsburgh 40°26′31.15″N79°57′16.27″W / 40.4419861°N 79.9545194°W / 40.4419861; -79.9545194 (Light Up) PittsburghPAPublic
Yellowbird1971Cardboard model, painted yellow6" x 9" x 3-1/4"Private CollectionPrivate
She Who Must Be Obeyed tony smith 006.JPG She Who Must Be Obeyed 1971–721/1Steel, painted blue20'9-3/8" × 33'6" × 16' General Services Administration Frances Perkins Building 38°53′38.35″N77°0′56.61″W / 38.8939861°N 77.0157250°W / 38.8939861; -77.0157250 (She Who Must Be Obeyed) WashingtonDCPublic
Fermi1973Carrara marble28" x 42" x 28"Private CollectionPrivate
Glenstone 09.jpg Smug 19731/1Aluminum, painted black11' × 78' × 64' Glenstone Museum 39°3′32.42″N77°14′57.11″W / 39.0590056°N 77.2491972°W / 39.0590056; -77.2491972 (Smug) PotomacMDPublic
For Delores1973-74Carrara marble44-1/4" x 44-3/4" x 45-1/4"Nasher Sculpture CenterDallasTXPublic
The Fourth Sign 19741/1Steel, painted black15' × 37' × 20' University of Hawaii 21°17′59.29″N157°49′3.13″W / 21.2998028°N 157.8175361°W / 21.2998028; -157.8175361 (The Fourth Sign) HonoluluHIPublic
Ten Elements (1/3) 1975–791/3Aluminum, painted black10 elements, each approx. 4' highPrivate collectionPrivate
Ten Elements (2/3) 1975–792/3Aluminum, painted black10 elements, each approx. 4' highNasher Sculpture CenterDallasTXPublic
Ten Elements (3/3) 1975–793/3Aluminum, painted black10 elements, each approx. 4' highPrivate collectionPrivate
Ten Elements (AP) 1975–79A.P.Aluminum, painted black10 elements, each approx. 4' highPrivate collectionPrivate
Lippizzaner 19761/1Steel, painted white101" × 96" × 123" New Orleans Museum of Art 29°59′9.98″N90°5′35.92″W / 29.9861056°N 90.0933111°W / 29.9861056; -90.0933111 (Lippizzaner) New OrleansLAPublic
One-Two-Three (1/3) 19761/3Steel, painted blackThree units Whitney Museum of American Art New YorkNYPublic
One-Two-Three (2/3) 19762/3Steel, painted blackThree unitsNasher Sculpture CenterDallasTXPublic
One-Two-Three (3/3) 19763/3Steel, painted blackThree unitsPrivate collectionPrivate
One-Two-Three 19761/1Steel, painted blackThree units Securian Financial Group (Minnesota Mutual Life)St. PaulMNPublic
Throwback (1/3) 1976–771/3Aluminum, painted black6'8" × 16'2-1/4" × 8'9-1/2" City of New York 1166 Avenue of the Americas 40°45′23.65″N73°58′53.84″W / 40.7565694°N 73.9816222°W / 40.7565694; -73.9816222 (Throwback (1/3)) New YorkNYPublic
Throwback (2/3) 1976–772/3Aluminum, painted black6'8" × 16'2-1/4" × 8'9-1/2" San Francisco Museum of Modern Art On view in the Rooftop Garden [5] 37°47′10.72″N122°24′1.25″W / 37.7863111°N 122.4003472°W / 37.7863111; -122.4003472 (Throwback (2/3)) San FranciscoCAPublic
Throwback (3-3), Smith.JPG Throwback (3/3) 1976–773/3Aluminum, painted black6'8" × 16'2-1/4" × 8'9-1/2" Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Currently on view in Hirshhorn Plaza 38°53′17.43″N77°1′20.75″W / 38.8881750°N 77.0224306°W / 38.8881750; -77.0224306 (Throwback (3/3)) WashingtonDCPublic
Last 19791/1Steel, painted orange-red35' × 75' State of Ohio Frank J. Lausche State Office Building 41°29′51.73″N81°41′48.66″W / 41.4977028°N 81.6968500°W / 41.4977028; -81.6968500 (Last) ClevelandOHPublic
Untitled (Atlanta) (1/6)19801/6Cast bronze, black patina48" x 31" x 24"Tony Smith EstatePrivate

References

  1. Storr, Robert (1998). Tony Smith: Architect, Painter, Sculptor. New York: The Museum of Modern Art. ISBN   0-87070-071-5.
  2. Tony Smith: Not an Object. Not a Monument. Germany: steidl mm publishers. 2007. ISBN   978-3-86521-313-6.
  3. "SOS! data on Tony Smith Sculptures". Smithsonian Institution Research Information System. Retrieved 4 July 2012.
  4. ""Die" Catalogue Entry". National Gallery of Art. Retrieved 28 September 2012.
  5. ""Throwback" catalog entry". San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Retrieved 10 September 2012.