3D modely ART

Albert Einstein at The V&A, London

In 1933 Albert Einstein (1879-1955) had just fled Nazi Germany and was staying briefly in a refugee camp in Britain. Epstein said later that 'his glance contained a mixture of the humane, the humorous, and the profound. This was a combination that delighted me. He resembled the ageing Rembrandt.' The rough surface of the bronze recalls some of Rodin's busts. This bronze sculpture was executed by Jacob Epstein (1880-1959) in 1933, lent by The Tate for the V&A. 
 

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