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Russian, 1889-1924

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Untitled Compositions , ca. 1921
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Untitled Compositions , ca. 1916

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This abstracted portrait of woman’s head and neck sits on a light grey stone cube. Its polished bronze surface is highly reflective. The head is an elongated egg shape, and its features are highly simplified and stylized. Two deeply cut arches, which meet at a sharp point at the bottom center of the head, define the woman’s dramatic brow line and her eyelids. A teardrop form extending from the left side of the face suggests a hand resting against her cheek. — Constantin Brancusi

Mademoiselle Pogany II , 1920

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