De Lue, Donald

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De Lue, Donald (Harcourt) (1897–1988) sculptor; born in Boston, Mass. He studied in Boston and Paris, established a studio in New York City (1938), and lived in Leonardo, N.J. He is known for his heroic and large sculptures, as in his bronze, The Rocket Thrower (1964–65).

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