The Awakening" by Vincent Glinsky is a striking and dynamic sculpture that depicts a figure emerging from the earth or from a deep slumber. The figure, often interpreted as a metaphor for rebirth, transformation, or a moment of realization, appears to be caught mid-motion, as if breaking free from constraints. Glinsky's mastery in sculpting the human form is evident in the detailed musculature and the dramatic tension of the piece. The sculpture captures a powerful moment of awakening, with the figure's limbs stretched outward, embodying strength, struggle, and liberation. It evokes a sense of vitality and profound inner change. Statue is signed Glinsky, Vincent. Height: 13 in (33.02 cm)Width: 7 in (17.78 cm)Depth: 3 in (7.62 cm Russian-born artist Vincent Glinksky moved to Syracuse, New York, before World War I. He later studied in New York City and contributed to notable buildings like the Maccabees and Fred F. French Buildings, as well as the U.S. Post Office in Hudson, NY. His sculptures and drawings are preserved in various public and private collections.