symbolism of "Urdur, Verdandi and Skuld" which were the witches of destiny or "Karma". There are also very positive hints in other pieces of Einar's masterful art, to that, that every being or lifeform is eternal in its essence and evolves and chances on the outer sides or layers or material sides of its consciousness like the body, thoughts and desire. This outer part or detail of the consciousness is not even understood in physics, phenomenon of time, space and matter that is to say. The connection of the soul or rather its eternal and unchangeable part or layer of the whole consciousness to the world of time, space and matter is even further away from understanding except with symbols, and eventually later on, and only with self experience. Henry Goddard Leach (see references) described Einar Jónsson like this: All things considered, Jonsson is unique in the world of art. If he had any prototype they were the symbolic artists of ancient Egypt. But Jonsson's nearest spiritual relative is William Blake. In recent years Einar's plasters have been cast in bronze and placed in the garden of his home and studio or in city parks in Reykjavík and throughout Iceland. He donated his work to the Einar Jónsson Museum in Reykjavík, which opened in 1923. Public monuments The Outlaw – 1900 Jónas Hallgrímsson – 1907 Jón Sigurðsson – 1911 Christian IX – 1915 Þorfinnur Karlsefni – 1920 Hallgrímur Pétursson – 1922 Ingólfur Arnarson – 1924 Hannes Hafstein – 1931 Private commissions Memorial to the Eisert Family of Lodz, Poland 1935 Monument to Dr. Charcot and His Ship – 1936 Memorial to a Lost Airliner - 1952 various cemetery markers including ones for Hannes Hafstein and his wife Ragnheiður Other works Birth of Psyche – 1915–18 Breaking the Spell I – 1916–22 Breaking the Spell II – 1916–27 Dawn – 1897–1906 End – 1906–38 Evolution – 1913–14 Fantasy on Yggdrasill, the Tree of Life – 1949 Fate – 1900–27 Grief – 1926–27 Guilty Conscience – 1911–47 King of Atlantis – 1919–22 Pioneer – 1902–11 Protection – 1912-1934 Sparks I – 1913–31 Spirit and Matter – 1918–22 Thor Wrestling with Old Age – 1939–40 Trees of Life and Death – 1909–40 See also List of Icelandic artists Ingólfur Arnarson Hannes Hafstein Jónas Hallgrímsson References Sources Einar Jónsson, Myndhöggvari, Skuggsjá, Bókabúð Olivers Steins SF Hafnarfjörður, 1982 Einar Jónsson, Myndir, Kaupmannahöfn, Prentsmiðja Martius Truelsens