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  1. The Colonel Robert A. Smith Monument, located in Hart County, Kentucky, is a monument related to the American Civil War, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

  2. Monument. Robert W. Smith - Alfred Music Publishing. The magnificent sights and panoramic vistas of the Colorado landscape are the inspiration for this impressive new work. Consisting of four sections: To Touch the Sky; Cloud Dances; Colorado Dreams and Pioneer Spirit and Celebration, the broad, soaring melodies and powerful rhythms ...

  3. 20 de nov. de 2014 · Concord Band - Monument - Robert W. Smith - YouTube. ConcordBandMA. 475 subscribers. Subscribed. 10. 849 views 9 years ago. Performed under Music Director James O’Dell during the Band's 56th...

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  4. By Robert W. Smith. Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts. Composed to pay tribute to the magnificent state parks of Colorado, Monument" was commissioned by Colorado State University for the opening of its new concert hall. The work is divided into four.

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  5. By framing the mundane sites as “monuments,” Smithson challenges the conceptions of aesthetic merit and historical significance. Monuments of Passaic exists as three manifestations: a published article in Artforum, a photowork, and a photographic series.

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  6. Coming to America in the year 1884, Mr. James Smith, brother of Col. Robert Smith, visited the battlefield at Munfordville and purchased a piece of land on which he contracted to have erected a massive and costly monument in honor of his brother. The monument is a most imposing and beautiful one.

  7. Hablar de los monumentos de Passaic es hablar de la obra de un artista: Robert Smithson. Él inspiró parte de su obra en la que fuera su ciudad natal. Allí fotografió rincones singulares, estructuras y edificios que habían quedado en desuso y abandonados tras un periodo de decadencia industrial.