Sculpture Review Fall 2003 Click here or on picture for enlargement Robert Alexander Weinman, FNSS (1915 - 2003) by Gwen Pier Robert A. Weinman was born in New York City in 1915, and grew up surrounded by sculpture, as his father was the well-known sculptor Adolph A. Weinman (1870–1952). He attended the National Academy of Design and the Art Students League as a young man, where he studied with several of this country’s finest sculptors, including Edward McCartan, Chester Beach, Lee Lawrie, and Paul Manship. He apprenticed with C. Paul Jennewein, James Earle Fraser, and Joseph Kiselewski, in addition to working in his father’s studio.
			Feature Article: Coloring of Marble Sculpture in Antiquity by Colette Czapski Hemingway Marble, Painted and Pure: Renaissance Sculpture in Central Italy by Laura Morelli Patrick Kipper, Master Patineur by Suzanne Smith Arney The Shape of Color: Picasso's Painted Sculptures by Anna Tahinci Polychromy by Ellen B. Cutler Color in sculpture: Scandal and Revival: by E. Adina Gordon Robert Alexander Weinman, FNSS (1915 - 2003) by Gwen Pier Current issue: Fall 2003