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This nighttime image depicts the South Lawn area of Columbia University's Morningside Heights campus in New York City, United States. In the foreground, a large, abstract sculpture of dark, likely black, metal is centered on a manicured green lawn. The sculpture, identified as "Bent Propeller," consists of broad, curvilinear, ribbon-like forms intersecting with angular, block-like elements. The lawn is bordered in the immediate foreground by a low, black metal fence with arched top sections, set against a visible brick-patterned ground surface. Dominating the background is a large, multi-story neoclassical building, identified as Butler Library. It features a light-colored stone or concrete facade with prominent columns, ornate decorative cornices, and numerous rectangular windows. Many of these windows display a distinctive geometric pattern on translucent or frosted glass, indicating internal illumination. The scene is artificially lit; bright light emanates from sources to the left, illuminating a tree and a portion of the building, and a lamppost is visible on the far right. In the mid-ground, on either side of the sculpture and further back, two small, light-colored outdoor umbrellas are visible, suggesting outdoor seating. The sky above is dark with discernible cloud formations. No individuals are present in the image.
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