He used a naturally branching piece of wood to form the stubby legs of his carving Torso of a Young Man, later creating a bronze version of that sculpture.
He used a naturally branching piece of wood to form the stubby legs of his carving Torso of a Young Man, later creating a bronze version of that sculpture. John Quinn commissioned a copy of one of his most famous works that includes a pair of eyes seen in profile and is currently displayed in the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Others of his works displayed there were donated by Louise and Walter Arensberg and include Prometheus, Three Penguins and (*) Prodigal Son. His World War I monument in Târgu Jiu, Romania, consists of the pillar of rhomboid modules known as his Endless Column, accompanied by his Table of Silence and Gate of the Kiss. For 10 points, name this sculptor of The Kiss and Bird in Space.
He used a naturally branching piece of wood to form the stubby legs of his carving Torso of a Young Man, later creating a bronze version of that sculpture.
Constantin Brâncuși