Robert Engman
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Robert Engman (1927 - ) is a well-known American sculptor with a number of works in the Hirshhorn Museum and elsewhere in the U.S. His sculpture entitled "Triune", created in 1975, stands in Philadelphia at the south west corner of City Hall.
Engman was born in 1927 to parents who had emigrated from Sweden. He joined the Navy at the age of 15, and when he returned, he attended the Rhode Island School of Design. He then attended the Fine Arts Department at Yale to receive an MFA in Painting and one in Sculpture.
He has taught sculpture at Yale and at the University of Pennsylvania. But he may be best known for designing a range of golf putters.
