Emmanuel Viviano

Princeton, Princeton University Art Museum, The Stanley J. Seeger Jr. collects ion, 1961, no.135, illustrated on the catalogue cover

The stone has been outside and shows signs of weathering, may benefit from cleaning. Otherwise appear in good overall condition. Comes with a separate wooden base on which to present the piece.
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Emmanuel Viviano had little formal training but developed his skills while he was an assistant to Chicago artist Edgar Miller, who created reliefs and sculptural groups for the city’s art deco buildings. He experimented with combining different materials in his art, often incorporating found objects.