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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Yes, it was crafted by Jacques Lipchitz, a prominent 20th-century sculptor known for his Cubist works.
The sculpture explores themes of human compassion and social justice, reflecting Lipchitz's response to the socio-political climate of his time.
It is one of the many public art pieces that form the University of Pennsylvania's extensive outdoor sculpture collection.
The sculpture is made of bronze, a material commonly used by Lipchitz for its durability and expressive potential.
Installed in 1954, the sculpture has been a fixture on the University of Pennsylvania campus for nearly 70 years.
The sculpture has sparked numerous discussions and reflections on social issues among students and faculty alike.
