David Smith

The seaman was a traitor who went under the name David Smith.

John Paul Jones 9781451603996 2003

The seaman was a traitor who went under the name David Smith.

John Paul Jones 9781451603996 2003

So this week, I called David Smith for a little inspiration.

statesman.com - Highschool 2010

"David Smith," he said, taking the registration form the clerk handed him to sign.

A Man Of Honour Leonard, Tina 2001

While his more famous peers such as David Smith made names for themselves welding together gleaming stainless steel constructions rising, oil-well style, from such unlikely places as rooftops and cornfields, Grippe preferred to stick with traditional bronze casting and the more intimate, visceral softness of clay.

Columnist: Stephen Miller 2010

A quarter of a century ago, at the National Gallery in Washington, where I encountered David Smith's sculptures for the first time in my life, I was simply entranced by the strangeness and novelty of the experience.

Edward Goldman: Brutal and Delicate: Artists Throw Punches Edward Goldman 2011

Though undeniably one of the greatest artists of the 20th century, David Smith is not as widely known to the general public as his art deserves.

Edward Goldman: Brutal and Delicate: Artists Throw Punches Edward Goldman 2011

David Smith's exhibition at LACMA, titled Cubes and Anarchy, is beautifully complemented by a smaller but equally riveting exhibition at Margo Leavin Gallery.

Edward Goldman: Brutal and Delicate: Artists Throw Punches Edward Goldman 2011

In recent years, the Phillips Collection here received two important works by David Smith 1906-1965, an untitled egg ink drawing, and a modest-size steel sculpture, "Bouquet of Concaves."

Works of Many Dimensions Karen Wilkin 2011

Looking at the schedule of art exhibitions here and abroad, one is tempted to say that all roads today lead not to Rome but to David Smith 1906-1965.

Edward Goldman: Brutal and Delicate: Artists Throw Punches Edward Goldman 2011