Construction of Rieke
Construction of Rieke
Construction of Rieke
Unidentified and William Rieke look over paperwork.
Construction of Rieke
Parthenon
Installation of campus artwork, "Parthenon", outside of Mortvedt Library. The sculpture was created by Cameron Schoepp, a student artist who graduated from PLU in 1986. He approached Dean Richard Moe with an idea for a sculpture which was eventually approved by the Dean and the Campus Art Committee. The artist dubbed it "What the Parthenon Would Have Looked Like if the Greeks Had Ball Bearings."
Parthenon
Installation of campus artwork, "Parthenon", outside of Mortvedt Library. The sculpture was created by Cameron Schoepp, a student artist who graduated from PLU in 1986. He approached Dean Richard Moe with an idea for a sculpture which was eventually approved by the Dean and the Campus Art Committee. The artist dubbed it "What the Parthenon Would Have Looked Like if the Greeks Had Ball Bearings."
Parthenon
Tom Torrens helps with the installation of campus artwork, "Parthenon", outside of Mortvedt Library. The sculpture was created by Cameron Schoepp, a student artist who graduated from PLU in 1986. He approached Dean Richard Moe with an idea for a sculpture which was eventually approved by the Dean and the Campus Art Committee. The artist dubbed it "What the Parthenon Would Have Looked Like if the Greeks Had Ball Bearings."
