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A photograph from a rooftop. An entrance to the roof is seen in the foreground adjacent to a wall covered in graffiti. Beyond the architecture of the roof, a flock of pigeons flies in an open sky.
Danny Lyon (American (North American))
Roof Top, Cypress Avenue
1992
Gift of Thomas Wilson '79 and Jill Garling '80
2013/2.355
A tall flagpole occupies a central location in a busy city plaza; the adumbrated profiles of buildings can be seen in the distance. 
Dmitri Baltermants (Russian (culture or style))
View of The Plaza Outside the Palace of Congress, Moscow
1939 – 1990
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. James Agah, Class of 1989 (BBA)
2012/2.89
Cityscape showing downtown Detroit against a reddish orange sky in 1947. Along the bottom edge of the painting, people wait to load a bus and several vehicles drive on a street perpendicular to them. Multiple buildings several stories tall line the background of the painting.
Carlos Lopez
Downtown Detroit
1947
Gift of the J.L. Hudson Company
1956/1.90

Wilfred Byron Shaw
The Michigan Stadium
Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Lepley
2008/2.284
This photograph depicts a panoramic view of two paths running through a suburban park. In the distance a couple of figures stroll by trees.
Josef Sudek (Czech (culture or style))
Untitled (Pracoviste)
1955 – 1965
Museum Purchase made possible by the Friends of the Museum of Art
1980/1.143
This winter landscape scene is painted in light pastel colors including, white, blue, pink and gray. The artist has used vigorous brushstrokes and the paint has been applied thickly on the canvas. The scenery is not painted in detail but done in an impressionistic manner.<br />
In the foreground, a snow-covered hill slopes downward from the upper right side of the composition to the lower left. There is one tall tree that frames the scene on the far right and several others clustered on the left. In the middleground area, seen through the branches of these trees, there are factories and buildings of a town. Also, there are figures ice skating on a pond, at the far left of the composition. In the far distance, seen over the edge of the slope, is the skyline of a city, the shapes of skyscrapers silhouetted against a cloudy sky.
Henry Reuterdahl (American (North American))
Winter in Weehawken
1907
Gift of Albert M. Todd
1931.15
A photograph of a view from a rooftop. A man stands on the left side of the composition, watching pigeons fly above the scene. In the distance, more pigeons flock above the skyline.
Danny Lyon (American (North American))
Pigeon Coop
1992
Gift of Thomas Wilson '79 and Jill Garling '80
2013/2.351
Photograph of the Singer Building in New York, located at Broadway and Liberty. Open to the public in 1908, it was the tallest building in America for one year. In 1968 it was the world's largest skyscaper to be demolished.
Alfred Stieglitz (American (North American))
The City of Ambition
1910 – 1911
Gift of the Marvin Felheim Collection
1983/1.294

Christian Guldberg
View of Manhattan
1913
Gift of Carl E. Guldberg, '40 A&D
2002/2.238
This landscape of a town has trees and a few figures in the foreground, homes in the midground, and the skyline of a small city in the background.
Carlos Lopez
Ann Arbor, Home of the University of Michigan
1947
Gift of the J.L. Hudson Company
1956/1.91
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