“All my life l have sought the essence of flight. Flight — what bliss.”

— Constantin Brâncuși

Brâncuși cited in: Des Moines Art Center, ‎Terry Ann R. Neff (1998) An Uncommon Vision. p. 66

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French-Romanian artist 1876–1957

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