now considered property of the State of Indiana. Artist Clara Barth Leonard Sorenson Dieman (1877–1959) was a relatively unknown female sculptor, painter and teacher from Indianapolis, Indiana. She was a former student of well-known artists such as William Forsyth, Alexander Archipenko and Lorado Taft, who she worked on Fountain of Time with. Between 1907 and 1916, Leonard taught introductory sculpture classes at the John Herron Art Institute in Indianapolis. In 1917, she graduated from the Art Institute of Chicago, where she had been a student of Taft's, and she later studied at Columbia University as well. During her career as a sculptor, Leonard Sorensen Dieman frequently worked in portraiture, completing a bas-relief of William A. Bell for the Indianapolis school of the same name, and in 1916, a bronze memorial plaque in honor of Shortridge High School custodian James Biddy. She participated in a number of art exhibitions across the United States, including in Chicago, Illinois, New York City, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Santa Fe, New Mexico, where she spent the latter part of her life. References External links More photos of the bust of Stephen Neal Indiana Statehouse website Indiana State Archives online Indiana State Library online Herron School of Art and Design website 1907 sculptures Art in Indiana Bronze sculptures in Indiana Neal, Stephen Culture of Indianapolis Indiana Statehouse Public Art Collection North American sculpture Sculptures of men in Indiana