Globe Editorial
THE ''PARTISANS" sculpture that found a home on Boston Common almost a quarter-century ago deserves better than exile to some uncertain destination in some far-flung state. The casting of five emaciated horsemen by Polish immigrant Andrew Pitynski is controversial and shocking, often desirable elements in public art. (Full article: 478 words)
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