DON DRUMM SAND-CAST ALUMINUM ‘CATS’ DOORSTOP GALLERY Luttinger’s work and vision will

Luttinger’s work and vision will stand as an important contribution to the art of the late 20th century

It was coined in 1951 by the prominent art critic Mario Pedrosa in an article in 'Tribuna da Imprensa' to refer to Palatnik's entry at the São Paulo Biennial

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DON DRUMM SAND-CAST ALUMINUM ‘CATS’ DOORSTOP GALLERY Luttinger’s work and vision willA clever doorstop by Don Drumm from the 1970s in the form of two cats. This whimsical aluminum sculpture was made by hand using the sand casting method for which Drumm is best known. DONALD "DON" DRUMM (b. 1935) is an American sculptor and master craftsman working mostly in metal. Born in Warren, Ohio, in 1935, Drumm briefly studied medicine before pursuing an art education at Kent State, where he earned his B. F. A and M. A. He was subsequently