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Sunday, August 29, 2010
Pogany @ 4:07 PM
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Mademoiselle Pogany, 1913
White Marble

This sculpture depicts Mademoiselle Magit Pogany, a young Hungarian woman who I met when she was studying in Paris. She left quite an impression on me, and thus I strived to distill the essence of her character into this work. Something modern, strong, pure, and yet bravely feminine.

I also rendered her in bronze with black patina