Elaborate, sculpture, great detail, Quasimodo (from 'Notre-Dame de Paris'), portrayed as a brooding, sympathetic figure, gazing out from the bell tower of Notre-Dame, the essence of his emotions through subtle contours, wear, tear on the stonework around him. The sculpture, a combination of materials including aged copper, bronze, rough-hewn wood, conveying both strength, vulnerability in his posture. The overall presentation, piece, evoke a sense of nostalgia, Victor Hugo's beloved story, highlighting the resilience, defined, by: Ross Tran, Marc Chagall
Quasimodo (from `Notre-Dame de Paris') looking out from the bell tower of Notre-Dame. 