The Mentor

Explore the world of American sculpture at the turn of the century with ＂The Mentor, Vol. 1, No. 36, October 20, 1913: Famous American Sculptors＂ by Lorado Taft. This meticulously reproduced volume offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives and works of prominent sculptors who shaped the American art landscape.

A renowned sculptor himself, Lorado Taft provides an insightful look into the artistic process and the cultural significance of sculpture in the United States. This biography delves into the careers and contributions of notable figures, showcasing their enduring impact on art history.

Perfect for enthusiasts of American art, sculpture, and biography, this volume provides a valuable historical perspective on a pivotal era in artistic expression. Discover the stories behind the masterpieces and the sculptors who created them in this timeless exploration of American artistic heritage.

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