1960’s “The Awakening” Sculpture by Vincent Glinsky
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This stunning sculptural piece by Vincent Glinsky captures the raw elegance and sensuality of the human form in a moment of movement and stillness. Carved in smooth, fine-grained stone with a warm, natural tone, the figure appears to emerge organically from the base. The sculpture’s surface is subtly speckled and textured but what makes this piece truly special is how the stone becomes almost translucent when hit by light. Known for his contributions to American modernist sculpture, Vincent Glinsky (1895–1975) was a WPA-era artist and member of the Sculptors Guild. His work often explored fluid, simplified forms that celebrated the human body through a balance of abstraction and realism.
Measurements: Length 11.5”, Height 7”, Depth 3”
Local Pick Up Only
This stunning sculptural piece by Vincent Glinsky captures the raw elegance and sensuality of the human form in a moment of movement and stillness. Carved in smooth, fine-grained stone with a warm, natural tone, the figure appears to emerge organically from the base. The sculpture’s surface is subtly speckled and textured but what makes this piece truly special is how the stone becomes almost translucent when hit by light. Known for his contributions to American modernist sculpture, Vincent Glinsky (1895–1975) was a WPA-era artist and member of the Sculptors Guild. His work often explored fluid, simplified forms that celebrated the human body through a balance of abstraction and realism.
Measurements: Length 11.5”, Height 7”, Depth 3”
Local Pick Up Only
This stunning sculptural piece by Vincent Glinsky captures the raw elegance and sensuality of the human form in a moment of movement and stillness. Carved in smooth, fine-grained stone with a warm, natural tone, the figure appears to emerge organically from the base. The sculpture’s surface is subtly speckled and textured but what makes this piece truly special is how the stone becomes almost translucent when hit by light. Known for his contributions to American modernist sculpture, Vincent Glinsky (1895–1975) was a WPA-era artist and member of the Sculptors Guild. His work often explored fluid, simplified forms that celebrated the human body through a balance of abstraction and realism.
Measurements: Length 11.5”, Height 7”, Depth 3”