The Obsolescence of Sculpture

The Obsolescence of Sculpture

At one time, sculpture was second to painting in the art world. That reputation still exists in art scholarship. An essay is presented that considers this negligence. It considers the idea of sculpture being obsolete and its searching for a place in the modern world.

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Abstract art
American art
Commentaries
Monumental sculpture
Portraits
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Soldiers
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Veterans
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Soldiers
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