Another Sculpture Leaving Washington, DC

The large stainless steel sculpture titled Triple Arc, by abstract stone and metal sculptor James Rosati (1911-1988), is located behind The Octagon, in the courtyard of the American Institute of Architects at New York Ave and E Street NW. Sadly, it will relocated to Queens University in Charlotte, NC.

Triple Arc by abstract stone and metal sculptor James Rosati in Washington DC

Rosati’s most famous piece, a 23 foot tall stainless steel Ideogram was located in the World Trade Center plaza New York City, before 9-11.

Two of his pieces are also on display at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.

The piece is being removed on Monday.

Triple Arc
Courtyard of the American Institute of Architects
1735 New York Avenue, NW at 18th and E streets, NW
Washington, DC 20006 (map it)

Triple Arc by abstract stone and metal sculptor James Rosati in Washington DC 2Dates and Times – The piece is moving on Monday, so visit this weekend.

Admission – Free

Nearest Metro Subway Station -  Farragut West – Orange and Blue lines, then a 5-block walk.

Parking – Metered and paid garage parking is available.

Image – from personal collection   ©2008, Jon Rochetti  _________________________________________________

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