Sculpted at the Sculptors' Symposium held at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum in New York, 1971, from a two-ton piece of French limestone. Installed at Hofstra Sculpture Garden, 2005. |
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The artist at work at the Sculptors' Symposium, 1971. | |
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Hofstra Sculpture Garden: Installation, Paul Jenkins Meditation Mandala Sculpture. |
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The Medal of the Center for French Civilization and Culture at New York University. "Since 1985, the Medal of the Center for French Civilization and Culture has honored distinguished French and American friends of New York University who have contributed significantly to strengthening the bonds between France and the United States. Sculpted and designed by the eminent American artist, Paul Jenkins, the Medal has been minted by the Monnaie de France in Paris. The silver-dipped bronze Medal recalls the Center's symbol, the skylines of Paris and New York, linked by an arch of triumph, part Étoile, part Washington Square, fusing the spirits of the two cities." [NYU Medal presentation] |
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Introduced by Mark Tobey to Venetian glass master,
Egidio Costantini, the artist created a series of unique sculptures in
solid glass in Murano, 1968-1970. VIVA VETRO! GLASS ALIVE! VENICE AND AMERICA, 1950-2006. Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh. May 12-September 16, 2007. |
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