Paul Manship (1989)

Provides an intimate and detailed look into the life of the renowned sculptor. Offers insights into Paul Manship’s personal and professional journey, from his humble beginnings as a high school dropout in Minnesota to his rise as a major figure in American sculpture. Manship’s work is characterized by its blend of classical themes and Art Deco style, seen in iconic pieces like Prometheus at Rockefeller Centre and the Celestial Sphere in Philadelphia. John Manship’s portrayal highlights his father’s artistic vision, his opposition to fascism, and the lasting impact of his sculptures. The biography also includes many photographs of his works, offering visual documentation of his sculptures, including rare studies and plasters that no longer exist​. Condition: front hinge a little weak, otherwise very good.