Robert Engman’s work over the last fifty years has ranged in size from monumental to miniature. Large pieces he has created for major cities and museums in decades past have common attributes but he had never formally attempted to make a series of related works. In the last ten years, he has cast a group of 52 distinctive small sculptures, whose modest scale has allowed him to realize his vast number of sculptural ideas more efficiently. This collection clearly demonstrates how Engman’s work expands and alters three-dimensional structural concepts. Divided into nine families, the sculptures' forms are based on different combinations of circles and squares in flat and warped planes. Each piece is shown from several angles, revealing strikingly different perspectives.[AuthorName]By Robert Engman, Nancy Porter, and Anders Engman[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Robert Engman is an American sculptor whose works are exhibited in collections and galleries around the world. He was a popular professor at Yale and the University of Pennsylvania and in retirement has been actively creating new works of sculpture.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]209 color photos[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle]Theme and Variations[/SubTitle][ColorPattern]209 color photos[/ColorPattern]