Newark School of Fine and Industrial Art - Fawcett Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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MODELING The art of sculpture is so old that no one can say for certain when it began; probably with the first child who discovered a lump of clay. The sculptor has left us the record of the civilizations that have come and gone. Babylon, Greece, Egypt, Italy, all had their sculptors to write their histories in marble or bronze. Indeed it would be safe to say that we can judge not only the culture of a people but its prosperity as well by the quality of the sculpture. If a time ever comes when the historian will be at a loss to know what kind of people the Americans were, he need only go to her sculptors to find out, as we have found out about the ancient races. Each generation must educate its artists and appreciators of art, and so we are being educated in the modeling room at the Academy Street Annex. Here we have labored on our way to fame from the ornament-antique life to modeling from the figure, bas reliefs and portrait busts. Ours has been a rich training! { DT At yar Crt ©) OD WoO Rak

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