Born in Russia and then after World War II going to Switzerland and
ultimately New York City, Ernst Neizvestny became a sculptor of large
public monuments as well as smaller works, each created with the
conviction that "the sculpture contains within itself a dialogue
between spirit and flesh."
Of him in the New York City Tribune, March 29, 1988, it was
written: "In just a matter of years, [Neizvestny] has established
himself as an internationally-renowned modern American (showing 500 of 3336 characters). |
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