One Mo' Time Bronze Sculpture 1985 38 in

Year1985

Sculpture Foundry MarkOn Base 

Condition Excellent 

Purchased fromGallery 1999 

Certificate of AuthenticityArt Brokerage 

Additional InformationMotivated 

LID129415

Paul Wegner - United States

Art Brokerage: Paul Wegner American Artist and Sculptor: Soon after graduating college and becoming a professional sculptor Wegner was given his first large commission by the National Geographic Society in 1976. The project required Paul Wegner to create 9 life size figures of primitive man for their new museum exhibit in Washington D.C. Paul Wegner had meetings with archeologists from the Smithsonian, such as Mary Leaky, Dr. Dale Stewart, and many more from National Geographic, including their very talented creative staff. Research for this project led Wegner to the works of painter Norman Rockwell, sculptor Rodin, and more importantly, Rodin's protege, Malvina Hoffman. What sparked Wegner's interest, aside from their great approach to depicting human anatomy and expression was infusing emotion into the faces of their work, something that National Geographic people stressed with me for this project. Give our ancestors feelings! That was the order of the day. The term fragmentation, now used to define Paul Wegner's style, came about when a newspaper reporter in Virginia interviewed him early in his career while working on the Primitive Man project and developing this new approach. Listings wanted.