Born in 1909 in East Orange, New Jersey, Margaret Brassler Kane studied at Syracuse University, the Art Students League in New York City, and also with sculptor John Hovannes.
Kane created sculptures in stone, wood and plaster at her studio in Manhattan and later at her home in Connecticut. Afterwards, she had various sculptures cast in bronze from the original material. Kane's marble and wood sculptures and reliefs often depicted contemporary life and the prevailing social (showing 500 of 996 characters). |
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