MLK Statue by Huntsville Artist Critiqued

 A large statue of Martin Luther King is being critiqued in a story in the NY Times:

 

"Some critics have pointed to the statue’s disproportionate head, shoes and arms. Dr. King’s shoes were made slightly larger, to evoke the big shoes he had to fill; his left arm was bulked up, to underscore the weight and power of the untitled book he holds; and his head was slightly enlarged, to be better seen, according to the sculptor, Andrew Luy of Huntsville, Ala."