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So he did a bust of her.
Rodin did a bust of his father in bronze.
"A couple of years ago a guy named KELLY did a bust of George in brass," Ms. Kaufman said.
The sleek roundness of Wright's products was derived from contemporary sculpture, including the svelte curves and hollows of the Russian émigré Alexander Archipenko, who did a bust of Mary.
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He commissioned him to do a bust of Demosthenes, leaving with him a check and his address in Clinton.
He became an established sculptor here (doing a bust of Einstein, whom he knew, and another of Benjamin Cardozo), then returned to the Soviet Union in 1945 and died in 1971, at 97, an artistic hero to the Soviets.
It may not include functional night-vision goggles, like Modern Warfare 2 did, but it does have a bust of Duke.
It was weird, she said, "because in the next room there was a drag queen performing, and here I was doing a show with a bust of Reagan on the piano".
In the middle of a Finnish forest not far from the border with their homeland, two Russians are doing a bit of low-level sanctions busting.
But by doing so, she helps us imagine Socrates as a body of flesh rather than a bust of marble.
A bust of Balzac.
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