Skip to main content
Collections
People
Exhibitions
Favorites
Rights & Reproductions
Advanced Search
Expand
Favorite
View PDF
Spires, Monument Valley, Arizona/Utah
Previous
Next
Spires, Monument Valley, Arizona/Utah
Artist
Marilyn Bridges
b. 1948
Date
1983
Medium
Silver gelatin print
Dimensions
Sheet Dimension: 20 × 24 in. (50.8 × 61 cm)
Credit Line
Gift of Garrett Gunderson
Object number
2020.11.5
Discover More
Pacatnamu, at Valley's Edge, Peru
Marilyn Bridges
1988
Birdman on Plateau, Nazca, Peru
Marilyn Bridges
1989
Great Triangle, Nazca, Peru
Marilyn Bridges
1979
Temple of Poseidon, Sounion, Greece
Marilyn Bridges
1984
Capital Reef Nat'l Park, Utah
Michael A. Smith
1975
Father and Tired Son- Great Sands National Monument, Colorado
Lou Stoumen
1978/1980s
Land For The People: so far, Mexico is the Latin American country which has carried out the greatest land reform programs. Mexico's sweeping reforms are commemorated in the monument shown here, erected at Cuernavaca. The plaque reads: "Reform, Liberty, Justice and Law." By 1940 more than 14 million acres of cultivated land, out of a total of 30 million acres, had been distributed to landless farmers and their families, and further distributions have been put into effect since that time
Paul Almasy
ca. 1961
Canyon de Chelly, Arizona
Michael A. Smith
1984
Canyon del Muerto, Arizona
Michael A. Smith
1991
Image Not Available
for R.G. Bongiovanni, Tri-Valley Area, Northern California
R.G. Bongiovanni, Tri-Valley Area, Northern California
Bill Owens
1967
Image Not Available
for As President of the School Board there are many responsibilities. Almost every issue has to be jaw-boned to death so all sides can state their views. One of the biggest problems is it takes 66 2/3 percent of the ballot to pass a school bond. The public has been taxed the the Federal and State Government and won't stand for another local tax...even for education. Our greatest asset is our youth, they must get a basic education. Our problem is there are two kinds of people, those who are interested in education and those who aren't. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California
As President of the School Board there are many responsibilities. Almost every issue has to be jaw-boned to death so all sides can state their views. One of the biggest problems is it takes 66 2/3 percent of the ballot to pass a school bond. The public has been taxed the the Federal and State Government and won't stand for another local tax...even for education. Our greatest asset is our youth, they must get a basic education. Our problem is there are two kinds of people, those who are interested in education and those who aren't. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California
Bill Owens
1969-1975
Death Valley
Rocky Schenck
1994
