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MISCELLANEA ON MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY

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“I took the pieces you threw away and put them togather [sic] by night and day
washed by rain, dried by sun, a million pieces all in one.”
This large-scale photograph in Marquette University’s Brew Bayou was taken at the Rev. Howard Finster’s Paradise Garden. Finster (1916-2001) transformed his Summerville, Georgia home and surrounding acres into a folk art outdoor museum. The “I took the pieces” sign is now part of the permanent collection of the High Museum in Atlanta.

“I took the pieces you threw away and put them togather [sic] by night and day washed by rain, dried by sun, a million pieces all in one.”

This large-scale photograph in Marquette University’s Brew Bayou was taken at the Rev. Howard Finster’s Paradise Garden. Finster (1916-2001) transformed his Summerville, Georgia home and surrounding acres into a folk art outdoor museum. The “I took the pieces” sign is now part of the permanent collection of the High Museum in Atlanta.

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