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The Olympic Iliad is crafted from Cor-Ten steel, a material known for its weathered, rust-like appearance that protects the sculpture from further corrosion. Source: Seattle.gov
The sculpture was designed by renowned artist Alexander Liberman, who was known for his large-scale steel sculptures. Source: Seattle Art Museum
The Olympic Iliad was installed in 1984 as part of the Seattle Center's public art collection. Source: Seattle Center
Standing at 60 feet tall, the Olympic Iliad is one of the largest sculptures in Seattle. Source: Seattle.gov
The sculpture is part of the Seattle Center's Art in Public Places program, which aims to integrate art into public spaces. Source: Seattle Center
Alexander Liberman's design was inspired by the dynamic forms and movements found in nature and industry. Source: Seattle Art Museum
The sculpture is prominently located near the Space Needle, making it a key feature of the Seattle Center's landscape. Source: Seattle Center
