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  • '''Sculpture''' is the art of manipulating materials to create three-dimensional forms. Through most of history, sculpture comprised three main techniques: ''modeling'' (as with clay), ''carving'' (
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  • * [[Grounds for Sculpture]] * [[Gertrude Stein]] life-size terra cotta sculpture of Gertrude Stein created in Paris in 1923, now in the Smithsonian National
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  • ...etII_95.jpg|right|220px|Strong-Cuevas' 1995 Arch II, Set II at Grounds for Sculpture in 2008}} '''Grounds for Sculpture<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groundsforsculpture.org/|
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  • Museum of sculpture and landscape art in [[Hamilton, New Jersey]] founded in 1992.
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  • | pagename = Grounds for Sculpture | abc = Sculpture, Grounds for
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  • * [https://www.google.com/search?q=grounds+for+sculpture&tbm=isch Google image search] turns up many beautiful photographs ...om/site/index.html J. Seward Johnson, Jr.] - also a founder of Grounds for Sculpture
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  • {{r|Sculpture}}
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  • {{creditline|PD|Photo of a sculpture|Sculpture = unknown; photographer = Marie-Lan Nguyen}}
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  • * ''New York Artists Second Annual Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture''[http://albertkotin.com/stable1953.jpg] * ''New York Artists’ Third Annual Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture''[http://albertkotin.com/stable1954.jpg]
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  • ...etII_95.jpg|right|220px|Strong-Cuevas' 1995 Arch II, Set II at Grounds for Sculpture in 2008}} '''Grounds for Sculpture<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groundsforsculpture.org/|
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  • #REDIRECT [[Grounds for Sculpture]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Template:Grounds for Sculpture/Metadata]]
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  • {{creditline|PD|Photo of a sculpture|Augustin Cayot}}
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  • {{creditline|PD|Photo of a sculpture|Marcus Cyron}}
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  • {{creditline|PD|Photo of a sculpture|Jean-Baptiste Roman = sculptor}}
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  • {{creditline|CC|Photo of a sculpture|Auguste Rodin (original sculptor); Hans Andersen (photographer)}}
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  • {{creditline|PD|Photo of a sculpture|Jean-Baptiste Roman = sculptor; photographer = Marie-Lan Nguyen}}
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  • '''Constantin Brâncuşi''' (1876-1957) was a Romanian [[Sculpture|sculptor]] known for his modernism and abstraction
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  • Museum of sculpture and landscape art in [[Hamilton, New Jersey]] founded in 1992.
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  • ...Wb6A!2e0!7i13312!8i6656 Google Maps panorama]</span> of [[Claude Shannon]] sculpture by Eugene Daub at the University of Michigan. * <span class="newtab">[https://amsamedals.org/ American Medallic Sculpture Association]]<span> (AMSA), last access 4/7/2021
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  • {{creditline|PD|Photo of a sculpture|Sculptor = uncertain; photographer = Original by Andreas Wahra, new version
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  • ...ar limestone or dolimite, composed mostly of calcite, extensively used for sculpture, and as a building material.
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  • '''Sculpture''' is the art of manipulating materials to create three-dimensional forms. Through most of history, sculpture comprised three main techniques: ''modeling'' (as with clay), ''carving'' (
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  • ...ten work of art characterized by style, form or content. E.g., a painting, sculpture, sonata, play, short story or poem.
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  • American [[Sculpture|sculptor]] (1883–1952) who created life-sized busts or scultures of many
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  • ...ladelphia, who is attributed to being the creator of the mobile (a kinetic sculpture with parts suspended in air by strings or cables, often branching out into
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  • * [https://www.google.com/search?q=grounds+for+sculpture&tbm=isch Google image search] turns up many beautiful photographs ...om/site/index.html J. Seward Johnson, Jr.] - also a founder of Grounds for Sculpture
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