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In his long career as a sculptor, Jacob Epstein drew storms of criticism. Each new carving in
stone or marble was greeted with cries of "ugly" or "deformed". Gradually, many people would
learn to appreciate the rugged strength of the new work, but the same argument began again
when Epstein showed his next statue. Epstein also made many portrait busts of well-known
people. These were modelled in clay, then cast in bronze. The busts have been accepted with less
argument because Epstein worked to achieve realistic likenesses. Among his famous subjects
were George Bernard Shaw, Albert Einstein and Winston Churchill. He also did many charming
busts of children.