This volume documents the complete sculptural output of artist Cy Twombly from 1946 to 1997. The book presents 117 sculptures and 30 casts, showcasing works in bronze, wood, plaster, and other materials, many of which were previously unseen by the public. It draws attention to Twombly's lesser-known sculptural practice, which has been a part of his career since its inception. The works are contextualized by an essay from philosopher and art critic Arthur Danto, alongside comprehensive biographical and bibliographical information.

This comprehensive catalog of Cy Twombly's sculptures is presented with an essay by Arthur Danto, a significant figure in art criticism. The collection highlights the artist's extensive work in sculpture, a facet of his oeuvre that has gained increasing attention, particularly following a major exhibition. The inclusion of detailed biographical and bibliographical data suggests a resource intended for serious art historians, collectors, and enthusiasts. The focus on a specific period and medium indicates a deep dive into a particular aspect of Twombly's artistic development.