![](images/artworks_photos/artwork_photo_99555589.jpg) | ![](images/artworks_photos/artwork_photo_20780460.jpg) | sending digitized angel on its circumblobal flight from At&T building in New York |
| ![](images/artworks_photos/artwork_photo_28061810.jpg) | mel alexenberg and miriam benjamin mounting 28 fax sheets of angel returning to NY from flight through Los Angeles, Tokyo, Jerusalem, Amsterdam |
| ![](images/artworks_photos/artwork_photo_24302343.jpg) | photo published in 3 million copies of AT&T annual report |
| ![](images/artworks_photos/artwork_photo_13938694.jpg) | ![](images/artworks_photos/artwork_photo_87057342.jpg) | (top) tokyo at 4 am when angel arrived
(bottom) 28 sections of angel image reconstructed on lawn in Tokyo park |
| ![](images/artworks_photos/artwork_photo_93664938.jpg) | 28 sections assembled as a ribbon ascending steps into shinto temple in japan |
| ![](images/artworks_photos/artwork_photo_74865750.jpg) | alexenberg in Rembrandthuis receiving digitized angel image. He is dressed as Menasseh ben Israel, Rabbi of Amsterdam, Rembrandt's friend and neighbor. |
| ![](images/artworks_photos/artwork_photo_77328426.jpg) | AT&T Annual Report 1989. Caption: Pratt Institute Professor faxed his computer art image of Rembrandt's angel around the world using At&T products and services. |
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