Geneva / HOUSTON / Hiroshima / San Antonio / New Delhi / Bern / New York / Paris / /
Company
Yale University Press / /
Country
Netherlands / Japan / Pakistan / India / /
Currency
pence / NLG / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
the reverence / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Judicial Event / /
Facility
University of Illinois / Menil campus / Rothko Chapel / Museum of Fine Arts / Broken Obelisk / Library of Congress / McNay Art Museum / Menil Collection / Whitney Museum of American Art / Yale University Art Gallery / Cy Twombly Gallery / Guggenheim Museum / National Portrait Gallery / Morgan Library / Red Crescent Museum / Holocaust Museum / /
IndustryTerm
mixed-media work / /
MusicGroup
Indian / /
NaturalFeature
Sovereign Forest / /
Organization
UCLA / Civil Rights / Red Crescent / Yale University / Congress / International Red Cross / University of Illinois / /
Person
Henri Cartier-Bresson / Mark Rothko / Jean Tinguely / Dan Flavin / Vinay Lal / Henry David Thoreau / Charles Correa / K. Gandhi / Henri CartierBresson / Yves Klein / Robert Gober / Abraham Lincoln / Clara Barton / Danny Lyon / Eve Arnold / Cesar Chavez / William Kentridge / Barnett Newman / Marlene Dumas / John Ruskin / René Magritte / Emmanuel Lambardos / Florence Nightingale / Joseph N. Newland / Jim Love / Albert Einstein / Henry Dunant / Bruce L. Davidson / Josef Helfenstein / Rajmohan Gandhi / Robert Rauschenberg / Aung San Suu Kyi / Kimsooja / Leo Tolstoy / Christ Healing / Agnes Martin / Amar Kanwar / Dominique de Menil / Margaret Bourke-White / Rumi / Suzan Frecon / Andy Warhol / Nelson Mandela / /
Position
sandstone Head / Sufi poet / architect / anonymous photographer / founder / Beggar / Cretan painter / historical advisor / artist / Professor / Director / artistic advisor / Photographer / Associate Professor of History / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Illinois / Orissa / New York / /
Region
southern India / northeastern India / central India / /
Gandhi’s last possessions[removed]Photographer unknown. EXPERIMENTS WITH TRUTH: GANDHI AND IMAGES OF NONVIOLENCE EXHIBITION TRACES THE VISION AND REALITY OF PEACEFUL SOCIAL CHANGE AS SEEN IN ART THROUGHOUT THE CENTURIE