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of angles, curves, and planes
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10 comments:
Wonderful indeed! :)
Léia
Delivering papers, I bet.
Terrific sculpture...I think I hear him breathing!
Beautifully sculpted!
Born from hands, and yet , almost alive.
Too bad we didn't think of Black History Month for our February theme day...perhaps next year.
I wonder if this is a symbolic statue or if it represents a particular person? I guess I'll just have to use my imagination.
So wonderful!
Beautifully shown Brattcat, the light falls in exactly the right places!
This is one of my favorite works by Harlem Renaissance artist Augusta Savage (1892-1962). It's titled 'Gavin'.
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