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“Walter Fusi (Italian, 1924–2013), Senza Titolo [untitled], 2008, polyptch. via
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Walter Fusi (Italian, 1924–2013), Senza Titolo [untitled], 2008, polyptch. via
Henry Moore - Working Model for Three Way Piece No.1: Points
1964, cast c.1964–9
Artist: Henry Moore OM, CH 1898–1986
Medium: Bronze
Dimensions: 700x740x74mm
Collection Tate
Working Model for Three Way Piece No.1: Points is a bronze
sculpture composed of irregular-shaped forms that display different
features from different angles, encouraging consideration of the
sculpture in the round. Curved bulbous forms merge into sharp-edged
projections creating recessed areas and arches that convey a sense of
dynamism and energy (fig.1). Standing on its base at three tapered
points, the sculpture appears to be almost weightless, despite its bulky
mass. Two of these points are rounded in shape, and are positioned side
by side, separated by a shallow arch. The third point is much sharper
and narrower in form and is located on the other side of the base,
creating a large arched space underneath the central core of the
sculpture.
Source: http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/moore-working-model-for-three-way-piece-no-1-points-t02298
The Itamaraty Palace, Foreing Relations Ministry,
Wood and Steel panel by Athos Bulcao, Brasilia, 2012,
Vincent Fournier Photography
Del Horizonte (From the Horizon), 1956. Eduardo Chillida.
Wrought iron. 66.5 x 22 x 32 cm. Fondation Beyeler.
Max Ernst (German, 1891-1976) - Amazon Forest, oil on canvas laid down on panel, 40.50 x 30.40 cm (1964)
Anwar Jalal Shemza (1928–1985) - Chessmen One 1961
http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/shemza-chessmen-one-t13333
