Swedish-born Claes Oldenburg died July 18, 2022, at age 93

Among his most famous large sculptures are 'Clothespin,' a 45-foot steel clothespin installed near Philadelphia’s City Hall in 1976, and 'Batcolumn,' a 100-foot lattice-work steel baseball bat installed the following year in front of a federal office building in Chicago.

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