By Bill Miller and Erin DeGregorio
PROSPECT HEIGHTS — From his Toronto studio, Timothy Schmalz kept close tabs on the month-long display in Brooklyn of his immigrant-themed, 20-foot sculpture, “Angels Unawares.”
The three-and-a-half-ton work in bronze is a duplicate rendering of the original piece commissioned by the Vatican. The replica is touring the U.S., but it served as the Nativity scene for the Diocese of Brooklyn in Grand Army Plaza of Prospect Park…
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