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| − | J Seward Johnson is an artist famous for his bronze sculptures in Newark, Ohio, including several at the Ohio State University at Newark. One called “The Winner,” depicts a man playing chess. Two of his other works at the Newark campus are of a father and son fishing and a girl lying in the grass <ref> “Evans Foundation donates sculptures,” The Licking Countian, July 23, 1987. </ref> | + | J Seward Johnson is an artist famous for his bronze sculptures in Newark, Ohio, including several at the Ohio State University at Newark. One called “The Winner,” depicts a man playing chess. Two of his other works at the Newark campus are of a father and son fishing and a girl lying in the grass. <ref> “Evans Foundation donates sculptures,” The Licking Countian, July 23, 1987. </ref> Many of his sculptures on the Newark campus were donated by the Thomas J. Evan Foundation. “Crossing Paths” is another sculpture of two women talking on Newark’s Courthouse Square. <ref> Kathy Wesley, “Is it live? J. Seward Johnson sculptures get plenty of second glances,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Jan. 21, 1990. </ref> |
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J Seward Johnson is an artist famous for his bronze sculptures in Newark, Ohio, including several at the Ohio State University at Newark. One called “The Winner,” depicts a man playing chess. Two of his other works at the Newark campus are of a father and son fishing and a girl lying in the grass. [1] Many of his sculptures on the Newark campus were donated by the Thomas J. Evan Foundation. “Crossing Paths” is another sculpture of two women talking on Newark’s Courthouse Square. [2]
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