Transmission Receiving an Image of Dancers and Flashing It Through Ether by Means of Television to Reception Symbolized by Mother Earth and Her Child Man, (sculpture).

Transmission Receiving an Image of Dancers and Flashing It Through Ether by Means of Television to Reception Symbolized by Mother Earth and Her Child Man, (sculpture).

Friedlander, Leo, 1888-1966, sculptor.

Transmission Receiving an Image of Dancers and Flashing It Through Ether by Means of Television to Reception Symbolized by Mother Earth and Her Child Man, (sculpture).

Two panels. Left side panel shows female figure representing Transmission raising her arms before a series of smaller nude female figures who lift arms and legs in dance. Right side, representing Reception, shows nude female figure holding tiny dancing figure in her hand in front of a seated female figure with a child in her lap.

Figure group -- Female -- Nude

Allegory -- Arts & Sciences -- Technology

Outdoor Sculpture -- New York -- New York

Rockefeller Center, RCA Building, Lexington & 51st Street, 49th Street Entrance, New York, New York

Index of American Sculpture, University of Delaware, 1985

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