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Linda Stein, Soft Curve 312 (from the Estate of artist Will Barnet), 1998

Linda Stein

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Description

Linda Stein

Soft Curve 312 (from the Estate of artist Will Barnet), 1998

Mixed media sculpture of wood, metal and stone
Signed, titled and dated with additional sculpted text

Unique

19 × 18 inches

Signed, titled and dated with additional sculpted text
from the collection of Will and Elena Barnett
Linda Stein is a sculptor living and working in Manhattan and East Hampton, New York. Her work has been permeated by the concept of protection for the past three decades. The body of work created in this period is at the center of her current traveling exhibition The Power to Protect: Sculpture of Linda Stein. Through her Excavation series of the 1980s, the Blades series of the 1990s, and her current Knights series, Stein’s work has shifted from the abstract to take on the figurative form of an androgynous or female torso, representing strength and protection. Her work has recently traveled to the Nathan D. Rosen Museum in Boca Raton, Florida; the Flomenhaft Gallery in Chelsea, Manhattan; Sofa 2006 in Chicago; and Longstreth Goldberg Art in Naples, Florida. She has been awarded the commission to create three larger-than-life outdoor bronze torsos as the central sculptures for the four-million-dollar Walk of the Heroines at Portland State University, Oregon, as well as the outdoor sculpture at the entrance to the East Hampton Airport on Long Island. In addition to her current exhibit at Rutgers University

Measurements

Height:   19.00
Width:   18.00