First and foremost the easiest way to identify a cast iron sculpture is that if it is completely covered in rust, chances are it is iron. As for telling fabricated from cast, often iron casters use sand molds, so the texture of the piece could have a sort of sandy texture; however, it is possible to create a sculpture in cast iron without the sandy texture; by using ceramic shell. More times than not though if it is a large piece it was done using a sand mold which will have the noticable texture. That is to say that the artist left the texture and did not rework the surface after it was cast. Other than that there is other small details that can be looked at, but too many to mention.
Margot Gayle has written: 'Cast-iron architecture in America' -- subject(s): Building, Iron and steel, Cast-iron, History, Iron and steel Building 'The Art Commission and the Municipal Art Society guide to Manhattan's outdoor sculpture' -- subject(s): Guidebooks, Outdoor sculpture, Public sculpture
A Wapak (valuable) cast iron pan will have an Indian Head on it and will be lighter in weight than most pans.
In "Agua Viva A Sculpture" by Alfred Gonzalez, iron represents strength and endurance. The sculpture made with iron serves as a symbol of the resilience and steadfastness of the characters facing challenges in the story. It also serves as a metaphor for the transformative power of art in overcoming adversity.
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The cast of Voices of Sculpture - 2010 includes: Scott Bryce
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Dan Budnik has written: 'The Terminal Iron Works' -- subject(s): Exhibitions, Metal sculpture, Sculpture 'Seeing David Smith'
Cast iron is fabricated in blast furnaces where iron ore is reduced by coke to cast iron, according to Wikipedia.
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When Pig Iron is melted and recooled it is called Cast Iron