Sketches for "Justice"

Widely known and appreciated over many decades for his idealized nude figures shown stretching across the room -- or across the universe -- Donald De Lue began it all in Philadelphia, sculpting a set of muscled, super-human figures for the Federal Courthouse and Post Office for downtown Philadelphia in the early 1930s. Carved in granite and larger than life, these figures were meant to last forever. De Lue executed a number of sketches that capture some of his thinking and planning, and have the energy and monumentality later captured in stone.

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