Sculpture Review
Summer 2003

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Toni Putnam
The Strength It Takes to Be a Woman

by Robert Kushner

Toni Putnam sculpts the way some of us like to cook. She stirs together a wild, robust cassoulet of seemingly divergent elements. Her artistic ingredients have been fully steeped, marinated together until the outcome is integrated, savory and unique.
She quotes divergent sources - Cabala, or Jewish mysticism; Christian iconography; the cult of the Goddess - and she integrates them into statements that are appropriate and relevant to our times. Her many goddesses combine disparate messages, unifying them into a coherent whole.
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ANIMAL
Symbolism
in Ancient Egyptian Art:
by William H. Peck
The Sculpture of Aldo Casanova
by James M. Dennis
Leo Osborne
by Constance Mears
Novello Finotti
by Giorgio Cortenova
Toni Putnam
by Robert Kushner

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