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This September, Paris will welcome a landmark installation by the monumental artist Christo, who, in partnership with his wife Jeanne-Claude, is best known for his transcendental, environmentally focused works of sculpture-architecture, including Running Fence in California (1972–76), The Umbrellas in Japan and California (1984–91), The Gates in New York's Central Park (1979–2005), The Floating Piers at Lake Iseo in Italy (2014–2016), and The London Mastaba on Serpentine Lake in London (2016–2018). Jeanne-Claude passed away in 2009, while Christo died of natural causes in New York last May. The first project from the pair since the artist’s passing, L’Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped, will be realized posthumously by a team of experts, in partnership with Paris’ Centre des Monuments Nationaux and Centre Pompidou, who are working off of plans that Christo began back in 1962, when he was renting an apartment near the iconic monument and was struck with inspiration.
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