Rockefeller Center Sculpture: (pgs. 8 to 15)
"Rockefeller Center artists faced the problem of depicting
abstract ideas on buildings meant for the everyday purpose of making money."Leonardo's Lost Horse: (pgs. 16 to 23)
"Powerfully standing 24 feet in height, Leonardo da Vinci's
legendary horse, Il Cavallo was conceived to be the world's largest equestrian
bronze sculpture ever created."
Call of the Wild: Dan
Ostermiller: (pgs. 24 to 25)
The Arch: (pgs. 26-28)
"One of the most innovative elements in architecture"
The Art of Judgment: Policeman: (pgs. 29 to 31)
"Here at last was something I deeply wanted to say about
life around us today. But, more important, after years of uncomfortable ventures
into abstract, nonobjective and conventional representative work... I had embraced realism
as my mode of expression."
--Duane Hanson, 1970
Wood Carving in Milani's Den: (pgs. 32 to 33)
"In Italy's cradled sculpting center is Pietro Milani's modest woodworking studio and
toolmaking shop." |
