This artist created a sculpture of a woman who holds a branch of thorns behind her back and a divining rod in front of her which points to a large quartz crystal.
This artist created a sculpture of a woman who holds a branch of thorns behind her back and a divining rod in front of her which points to a large quartz crystal. One of this artist's sculptures was purchased by the Duke of Cleveland and taken to Raby Castle after Miner Kellogg took it on a successful tour. This devotee of Swedenborg spent most of his artistic life in Florence, where he created the sculptures Eve Tempted and Eve Disconsolate. His full-length statues include his only male nude, The Fisher Boy, and a sculpture of a (*) Native American woman running while looking over her shoulder in terror, The Last of the Tribes. News of the gold rush inspired his California, while another of his sculptures inspired a sonnet by Elizabeth Barrett Browning saying that it confronts "man's crimes in different lands." A cross and a locket appear near that sculpture's title figure, who stands with chains wrapped around her legs. For 10 points, name this 19th century neoclassical American sculptor of The Greek Slave. 
This artist created a sculpture of a woman who holds a branch of thorns behind her back and a divining rod in front of her which points to a large quartz crystal.
Hiram Powers