William Corwin's 2014 sculpture H.D.T. (Henry David Thoreau) documented by photographer David Riley

William Corwin created H.D.T. (Henry David Thoreau) in 2014, a sculpture made from cast Hydrocal and acrylic. The work was documented by photographer David Riley. Staten Island Arts provided courtesy for the piece. The image was posted on artcritical.com on November 10, 2014, at 10:24 pm. This documentation appeared under an entry by Juliet Helmke discussing Corwin and Greenberg. The sculpture references the 19th century American writer and philosopher Henry David Thoreau. The material combination of Hydrocal and acrylic creates a distinctive textural quality. The photographic record preserves the sculpture's visual characteristics for public viewing.