DOI Heft:
Nr. 343 (December 1925)
DOI Artikel:Elmore, Richard: The sculptor looks at literature
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.19986#0215
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MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN TO EUGENE FIELD, IN CHICAGO BY EDWARD MCCARTAN
The Sculptor Looks at Literature
r^cuLPTURE these days Many old favorites from dreams and carved them on
^ makes poems plastic; stories and poems have been the living.rock. Man made
finds fictile forms for fQrm ^ mar^£ and deity graved its rude image
fiction; and visualizes the " - , and bowed down before it.
f) AY) A? 7 P
book in bronze. He peopled high Olympus
Author and sculptor have CRICHA'rR'D ELMO^RE with his brain gods; invented
struck hands ever since the their attributes and trans-
world began. Ung. of the Neolithic Age, listened Iated their myths to marble and stone. Classic
to the tales spun from the fancy of the dreamer of sculpture was a literature of religion.
DECEMBER I 925
two fifteen
MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN TO EUGENE FIELD, IN CHICAGO BY EDWARD MCCARTAN
The Sculptor Looks at Literature
r^cuLPTURE these days Many old favorites from dreams and carved them on
^ makes poems plastic; stories and poems have been the living.rock. Man made
finds fictile forms for fQrm ^ mar^£ and deity graved its rude image
fiction; and visualizes the " - , and bowed down before it.
f) AY) A? 7 P
book in bronze. He peopled high Olympus
Author and sculptor have CRICHA'rR'D ELMO^RE with his brain gods; invented
struck hands ever since the their attributes and trans-
world began. Ung. of the Neolithic Age, listened Iated their myths to marble and stone. Classic
to the tales spun from the fancy of the dreamer of sculpture was a literature of religion.
DECEMBER I 925
two fifteen