This photograph was shown in Marxhausen's documentary, A Time to See, in which he talked how light can change ordinary objects into something rare and beautiful. Marxhausen was pleased to discover that on a particular morning, these buckets were smiling.
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This is the beginning of a new project. Maybe you knew Reinhold Marxhausen; maybe you are a family friend or you were a student of his. You've got a favorite memory about him, and a story to tell. Or it could be that you just came upon this site searching through the myriad blogs in cyberspace. In either case, look around. Find out about this man. You certainly won't leave how you came.
Our plans for this site are to
1) create a space where information is shared about projects that he has done and
2) to make it interactive; we want you to tell us what you remember about Marxy.
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- Marxy in the Tower - 1974
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- The Tower - 1953
- Saint John Handout
- Marxhausen on the Trinity Sculptures
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