A newspaper article titled "Sculptor set for first solo exhibition" by Sue Hicks. The article discusses Linda Klarfeld's upcoming solo exhibition, Klarfeld Bronzes 2001, at History House in Macquarie, featuring over 20 works, including her youth art prize-winning pieces. A photo shows Linda Klarfeld in front of her 1.7-meter bronze sculpture, Fountain of Gandalf, which displays a detailed depiction of Gandalf's face with flowing hair and beard. The article highlights Klarfeld's artistic journey, notable commissions such as the Stations of the Cross for Macquarie Park Cemetery, and her plans to donate exhibition sales to the Children's Cancer Institute. It also mentions her early studies in Prague and her hopes of promoting her work within Australia.