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For more information about Phyllis Bone and the museum, please consult the Institute of Cell, Animal and Population Biology web site. . Phyllis Bone, sculptor (1896 - 1972), produced models for many decorative stone sculptures on significant buildings of Edinburgh. These include the Scottish National War Memorial in Edinburgh Castle, and St Andrew's House. One of Bone's most remarkable achievements was the series of sculptures on the Zoology Building (1927-8), now part of the Institute of Cell, Animal and Population Biology at the King's Buildings campus.

. BY NATHAN GUEQUIERRE Showing Their Mettle The Milwaukee Art Museum just closed one of its best exhibitions in recent memory. The exhibition should prove engaging, if only for the sheer artistic weight a roomful of sculptures promises. 10 with a lecture by Steven Nash, chief curator of San Francisco's Fine Arts Museum. 8 Meanwhile, up the lakefront at ArtSpace in Kohler, a show of metal sculptures by Milwaukeean John Balsley will open Sept.

Homage to Oldenburg Actors Theater Kentucky Fried Chicken Check out Griendling's most recent sculpture commission. Hackett, Associated Press Over the past 25 years Rich Griendling has produced an impressive body of work. His site-specific, life-size sculptures immortalize human movement and feelings by capturing them in plaster, fiberglass and bronze. While each piece is kinetically engineered to appeal to our sense of awe, at the same time, each sculpture is reinforced to endure the environmental rigors and challenges of public art. They allow us to linger over important details of life we sometimes miss with a quick glance. He contacted James Krenov after being enchanted by his immaculately crafted work. PuIyear worked as his assistant, learning as much as he could. He spent his days making etchings in the print shop, and his evenings making sculptures through methods of wood construction, rather than carving in wood. He quickly concluded that working in the traditional methods of carving and casting were not always necessary. At twenty-seven, an aspiring sculptor returned to the United States.
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