Artwork worth $100 million lost in attacks Los Angeles Times About $100 million worth of art was destroyed in the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center. The only major survivors are Alexander Calder's 25-foot-tall steel sculpture Bent Propeller and Fritz Koenig's bronze sculpture Sphere. Some of the significant artworks that were lost include: · World Trade Center by Joan Miro, wool and hemp tapestry · Sky Gate New York by Louise Nevelson, wood carving · Dozens of bronze sculptures by Auguste Rodin · A painting from the Entablature series by Roy Lichtenstein · Ideogram by James Rosati, stainless steel sculpture · The World Trade Center Plaza Sculpture by Masyuke Nagare, granite, concrete and steel sculpture · Nature Morte by Le Corbusier, Aubusson tapestry Sources: Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Los Angeles Times research
