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Marvelous Objects - Surrealist Sculpture from Paris to New York (Hardcover)
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Marvelous Objects - Surrealist Sculpture from Paris to New York (Hardcover)
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Surrealist Sculptures delineates a dialogue between the two
dominant modes of sculpture that evolved in tandem within the
surrealist movement - found-object assemblages and nature-inspired
biomorphism. The book offers a continuous narrative of
contributions by both European and American surrealist artists from
the early 1920s through the late 1940s. Artists from France,
Germany, Britain, Spain, Switzerland, and the United States
established Surrealism as transnational from the outset. Key
artists who incorporated found objects in their works include
Marcel Duchamp, Man Ray, Salvador Dali, Hans Bellmer, and Joseph
Cornell. The biomorphists encompass Jean Arp, Max Ernst, Henry
Moore, Barbara Hepworth and Isamu Noguchi. In addition, Alberto
Giacometti, Alexander Calder and David Smith, are highlighted for
their game-changing innovations that influenced the evolution of
modern sculpture. Nearly two hundred illustrations and a selection
of historical texts accompany the insightful essay and chronology
by Valerie J. Fletcher. Fans of Surrealism and those new to the
genre will appreciate this book's in-depth approach to its
innovative and influential three-dimensional masterpieces.
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