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Sculpture

Low Relief Sculptural Commemorative Coin Designs

Minimalist Sculpture

Tony Smith 1967 American Minimalist Sculptor b.1912 d.1981

Tony Smith with Jackson Pollack and Barnett Newman Tony Smith with family Kiki Smith in center Barnett Newman was a Minimalist painter while Jackson Pollack was known for his action paintings.

Tony Smith Light Up

The Platonic Solids A platonic solid is a polyhedron all of whose faces are congruent regular polygons, and where the same number of faces meet at every vertex. The best know example is a cube (or hexahedron ) whose faces are six congruent squares.

 1. Tetrahedron - 3 triangles meet at each vertex. This gives rise to a Tetrahedron.  2. Octahedron - 4 triangles meet at each vertex. This gives rise to an Octahedron.  3. Icosahedron - 5 triangles meet at each vertex. This gives rise to an Icosahedron  4. Hexahedron or cube - Squares. Since the interior angle of a square is 90 degrees, at most three squares can meet at a vertex. This is indeed possible and it gives rise to a hexahedron or cube.  5. Dodecahedron - Pentagons. As in the case of cubes, the only possibility is that three pentagons meet at a vertex. This gives rise to a Dodecahedron.

Platonic Solids Sculpture

Wire Armature and Animal Sculpture

Biomorphic Plaster Sculpture

Cubist Sculptures

Cubist Sculpture using planes and volume

Soapstone Sculptures

Bronze Casting

Bronze figure sculpture