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Articles about Scultors in this wiki
Constantin Brâncuşi: (1876-1957), Romanian sculptor known for his modernism and abstraction. [e]- Eugene Daub (sculptor): An award-winning American scultor (1942-?) known for statuary, busts in a classical style, and for medallic art and bas relief. [e]
- Jo Davidson (sculptor): American sculptor (1883–1952) who created life-sized busts or scultures of many of the iconic personalities of his time, including Mahatma Gandhi, Walt Whitman and Gertrude Stein. [e]
- Dimitrie Paciurea: (1873 - 1932), Romanian sculptor known for a representational and symbolic style. [e]
Sculptures in this wiki
- Statue of Liberty [r]: A large (151 feet/46 meters) statue, representing Liberty deified, located at Liberty Island, New York City; a universal symbol of freedom and democracy. [e]
- Walt Whitman statue/monument, 3100 S. Broad St, Philadelphia, PA (at entrance to I-76 for the Walt Whitman bridge)
- Gertrude Stein life-size terra cotta sculpture of Gertrude Stein created in Paris in 1923, now in the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery. Several bronze likenesses have been made, including one made in 1991 for Bryant Park, Manhattan, New York City.
- Eugene Daub's bust of Claude Shannon which appears in at least six locations around the United States
- Group (mathematics) [r]: Set with a binary associative operation such that the operation admits an identity element and each element of the set has an inverse element for the operation. [e]
- World's Fair [r]: An internationally oriented, elaborate public event that commonly covers major new developments in the fields of science, industry and culture, with technology of the future usually a prominent theme, and that serves as an opportunity for countries to showcase their engineering and arts and crafts talents, as well as their cultural ideologies. [e]
- Hadrian's Wall [r]: Ancient Roman wall, 118.3 km (73.5 mi) long, across northern England, built during the reign of the emperor Hadrian c. 122–126 and extended by Severus a century later, the wall marked the northern defensive boundary of Roman Britain. [e]