Word: sculptors
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Sculptor Baker is an Englishman with the face of a stage butler. He came to the U. S. 13 years ago and has since made busts of many notables, including Presidents Coolidge & Wilson. On being apprised of his success, he said: "I think I have pictured a woman who is about to do great things, with a lovely soul and a powerful body...
...Sculptor John Gutzon de la Mothe Borglum, to confer...
...wealth of Mr. Mastbaum, to house works of null Auguste Rodin (1840-1917). In it will be assembled the finest U. S. collection of his works. Outside and in front of it will be gardens and a statue, not of Mr. Mastbaum, but of The Thinker, Sculptor Rodin's most famed work...
...child). When they looked across the room at No. 21, they wondered what wild emotion caused the bronze woman to clasp her hands and open her mouth in so inane a fashion. Some of the sharper babbits decided that she was laughing at the companion works of Sculptor Epstein; then they looked at their catalogs and saw, "No. 21: Weeping Woman." They turned to the bronze face again. Slowly there crept into their minds the feeling that perhaps, in her slack eyes, her gasping mouth, her anguished hands there existed in truth some climax of sorrow. Lest they should...
...bronze sculpture. His face, abnormal, fierce, flatulent, was twisted into expressions of politeness when people were introduced to him. His oversized hands and heavy feet, his awkward body bulging in its loose shrouds, made him look very much out of place among all those lovers of art. But Sculptor Epstein did not appear disconcerted. Had the history of his career flashed through his mind, he would have recalled how he had left America in 1902, how for three years he had studied in Paris how for 22 years he had lived in London listening to the insensate mouthings of academicians...