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Diana Paul Howard Manship bronze, 38.25" x 27" x 11.375" Collection of Ball State University Museum of Art, gift of Elisabeth Ball, 78.002 |
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The Forefront of a Renaissance
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End of the Trail |
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The History of U.S. Sculpture
Through Architecture,
National Monuments and Public Art |
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| Although produced continuously since the early 19th century, figurative sculpture in America has passed in and out of vogue over time. The current renewal of interest among art historians, collectors and the general public reflects a renaissance in American figurative sculpture. The impact of ideas and techniques presented in Masterworks of American Sculpture: Selections from the National Sculpture Society 1875-1999 places these artists in the forefront of the renaissance. The exhibition is comprised of 59 historical works, 51 contemporary works and over 30 photo murals. | |||
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Ring of Bright Water Kent Ullberg bronze, 75" x 48" x 27" Collection of the artist |
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Masterworks of
American Sculpture:
Selections from Members of the National Sculpture Society 1875 - 1999 1999 - ISBN#0-9617882-8-3 ~ Selections from members of the National Sculpture Society, and from the collections of private collectors, galleries and world-renowned museums. ~ Essays by William A. Coles and Robin R. Salmon. |
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