Enoch Hendrik Glicenstein (1870 – 1942): Sculptor of Memory and Diaspora Enoch Hendrik Glicenstein, also known as Henryk Glicenstein, was a Polish-born sculptor who forged a remarkable artistic journey spanning Italy and the United States. Born in Turek, Poland, in 1870, he descended from a family steeped in craftsmanship – his father was a monumental mason—a lineage that instilled within him an early appreciation for form and materiality. This formative influence would prove pivotal in shaping his distinctive sculptural style. Initially drawn to Jewish religious studies, Glicenstein’s path…