POLO-PLAYER SCULPTOR. NEW YORK, March JO Mr Charles Cary Rumsey, one of the members of tho United States polo team for England, sailed to-day in the Aquitania. Ilia statue, “The Pagan,” it was decided by the courts yesterday, is after all to bo included in the forthcoming exhibition of the Architectural League, although the committee had tried to reject it as “obscene” and unworthy. The statue is of a recumbent woman. It is described as a gross, repulsive figure., with flat, coarse, thick-lipped face. The huge, clumsy body is covered with rolls of fat. Tt is intended by the sculptor to embody his idea oi what Bolshevist women will be like after a few years of the peculiar Bolshevist marriage laws. When it was rejected Mr Rumsey applied for an injunction.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 May 1921, Page 1
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152Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 27 May 1921, Page 1
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