Lazy Grok research:
Sculptor Fred Ajanogha, trained in Nigeria and known for public works in the U.S., aimed to capture Turner’s dynamic stage presence, but the statue’s design contrasts with historical sculptural standards, such as those from the Renaissance, where anatomical precision was achieved through studies like those of Michelangelo, suggesting a potential decline in modern sculptural skill.
Lazy Grok research:
>Sculptor Fred Ajanogha, trained in Nigeria and known for public works in the U.S., aimed to capture Turner’s dynamic stage presence, but the statue’s design contrasts with historical sculptural standards, such as those from the Renaissance, where anatomical precision was achieved through studies like those of Michelangelo, suggesting a potential decline in modern sculptural skill.
...suggesting a potential decline in modern sculptural skill.
Pretty sure this is well past the "suggesting" stage of the saga.
>...suggesting a potential decline in modern sculptural skill.
Pretty sure this is well past the "suggesting" stage of the saga.