Free Sculptures & Artworks STL Download - Woman and Childby JDizzler

This model is part of the Smithsonian's "Our Shared Future: Reckoning with our racial past," project. The sculpture is in the public domain.I recommend lowering the line thickness and using more insulation to give it a similar feel to the real sculpture.From the Smithsonian's description:In Selma Burke's Untitled (Woman and Child) the figures appear to materialize out of the wood, and the woman's arm and child's back merge to represent the closeness of their bond. Burke followed an African practice of selecting carving materials for their symbolic value, and chose to sculpt this scene in red oak, which embodies the strength of the figures' relationship.Luce Object Quote"Art didn't start black or white, it just started. There have been too many labels in this world: . . . Negro, Colored, Black, African-American . . . Why do we still label people with everything except 'children of God'?" Selma Burke, quoted in Schwalb, "Without Color," ARTnews, September 1994Dateca. 1950