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Luigi
Granetto
Facies
2007
Opere
2007: Re
e Regina
età del ferro, "Viaggio",
Paesaggio
Opere
2006: Equilibrio
spezzato, Cornice
spezzata in blu, Cornice
spezzata in
rosso, Spaccatura
in nero, Borsa
spezzata 1, Borsa
spezzata 2
"Campi"
, "Prima
della fine", "Alarico"
per la mostra "Ausstellung
"Künstler für das Fellbach-Haus"
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Le Grafiche Bolaffi fotografate nello studio di Luigi
Granetto
grafica
Bolaffi Le
lettere dell´alfabeto data: 1973 tecnica: fotolitografia
misura: 23,5 x 30 cm Stima eur 160,00
Pinacoteca
di Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Tra il 1969 ed il 1982, numerosi
artisti internazionali furono incaricati di creare un'opera per la
copertina di Bolaffiarte, rivista bimestrale sul mondo dell'arte. Di
ciascuna grafica l'editore realizzò una tiratura di 5000 esemplari,
firmati, numerati e punzonati a garanzia. Le
tecniche adoperate per la riproduzione furono: la fotolitografia, la
serigrafia, il collage ed il rilievo.
Calder
Taschen € 6,99
Alexander
Calder Schaefer, Adam ; Heinemann These
books breathe life into art by exploring the lives of the world's greatest
artists and the events that influenced their masterpieces. Each book
includes reconstruction artwork or photos of the artists throughout their
careers; beautifully reproduced samples of their work; and timelines that
pull it all together.
Calder.org/:
Alexander "Sandy" Calder was born into a family of renowned
artists who encouraged him to create from a very young age. As a boy, he
had his own workshop where he made toys for himself and his sister. He
received a degree in mechanical engineering in 1919 but soon after decided
to pursue a career as an artist. Calder attended classes at the Art
Students League in New York from 1923 to 1926, supporting himself by
working as an illustrator. In 1926 Calder arrived in Paris where he
developed his Cirque Calder,a work of performance art employing
small-scale circus figures he sculpted from wire, wood, cloth, and other
materials. Through these elaborate performances, Calder met members of the
Parisian avant-garde. At the same time, Calder sculpted three- dimensional
figurative works using continuous lengths of wire, which critics described
as drawings in space. He explored ways to sculpt volume without mass and
to captured the essence of his subject through an economy of line and
articulated movement. Calder's wire works then became increasingly
gestural, implying motion. By the end of 1930, this direction yielded his
first purely abstract sculptures. After translating drawing into three
dimensions, Calder envisioned putting paintings into motion. He developed
constructions of abstract shapes that can shift and change the composition
as the elements respond to air currents. These sculptures of wire and
sheet metal (or other materials) are called "mobiles." A mobile
laid flat exists only as a skeleton, a reminder of its possibilities, but
when suspended it seems to come alive. Calder also developed "stabiles,"
static sculptures that suggest volume in multiple flat planes, as well as
standing mobiles, in which a mobile is balanced on top of a stabile.
Calder furthered his work by developing a monumental scale. His later
objects were huge sculptures of arching lines and graceful abstract shapes
that now inhabit public plazas worldwide. Calder was an artist of great
originality who defined volume without mass and incorporated movement and
time in art. His inventions redefined certain basic principles of
sculpture and have established him as the most innovative sculptor of the
twentieth century.
Calder, Alexander Artcyclopedia
Art:
Opere: Manzù,
De Chirico, Calder, Moore,
Mirò, Botero, Beuys, Lam,
Warhol, César, Max
Bill, Rosenquist, Cagli, Greco,
Emilio Vedova, Mario
Schifano, Vespignani, Rotella, Clerici,
Morlotti, Mattiacci, Pistoletto,
Giò Pomodoro, Tadini, Tommasi
Ferroni, Rauschemberg, Vostell,
Adami, Allen Jones, Bruno
Caruso, Pericoli, Merz, Cantatore,
Baj, Scanavino, Consagra,
Parmiggiani, Nespolo, Luca
Alinari, Echaurren , Spoerri,
Michele Cascella, Topor, Guccione,
Mauro Reggiani, Kienholz,
Mondino, Arnaldo Pomodoro, Pozzati,
Fioroni, Bodini, Lavagnino,
Victor Pasmore, Giuseppe
Guerreschi, Pietro Cascella, Flavio
Costantini, Cesare Zavattini, Joe
Tilson, Gino Marotta, Alicia
Penalba, Mario Radice, Francesco
Menzio, Armando De Stefano, Paul
Davis, Lorenzo Tornabuoni, Sonia
Delaunay, Gilberte Brassai, Ben
Vautier, Rafael Alberti, Arturo
Carmassi, Achille Perilli, Leonardo
Cremonini, Jiri Kolar

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