Sentences with phrase «standing bronze figure»

It's a standing bronze figure, more than 30 feet tall, to be installed before the Venice Biennale next summer.

Not exact matches

Stood blankly in the foyer is Lynn Chadwick's importunate bronze, Cloaked Figure IX (1978).

Except for a small mask in the office, all were located in the main gallery — chunky, disjointed, gouged figures in a variety of mediums (plaster, hemp, iron rebar, redwood, bronze), some standing fully upright but most lying about on plinths.

Jim Lambie has contributed an outsize belt, coiled up as if by a tidy giant, and Ricky Swallow has a jolly little bronze titled Standing Figure (baby), 2013, that taps an aesthetic somewhere between voodoo and Blue Peter.

However, four bronze sculptures titled Tengu Element, 2015, each a representation of the deeply hybrid Japanese figure, stood out.

The series also acknowledges the works of the brothers Diego and Alberto Giacometti — the standing lamps physical presence, as well as their air of isolation, share a connection with Alberto Giacometti's tall, gaunt bronze figures, while the influence of Diego Giacometti's furniture, in particular his lamps, is evident in the form of Boyce's sculptures.

In Smith's «Untitled III (Upside Down Body with Beads)» (1993), a bronze female figure stood ass prone, feet planted in her own excrement, rendered in a beautiful pool of beaded glass.

Two identical bronze figures, one standing, the other lying across an altar or table, suggest a sacrificial tableau against which is set a large wooden figure and carved head.

The majority of his constructions, built from oblong rectangular blocks of wood or bronze, raise associations with human figures: some of them stand on one leg, others on two, others lie on the floor, some seem to climb the walls.

Five black and white photographs of Henry Moore's Standing Figure bronze, 1950, in situ at Glenkiln Sculpture Park, Scotland, bearing studio stamp verso and another photograph of Atom Piece by Henry Moore, British Sculpture in the Sixties label versoRead more

The repetitiveness and similarity of the bronze «Standing Figures» (2000) gives them a kind of artistic currency, echoing serial form common to contemporaries such as Donald Judd (1928 - 1994) and Eva Hesse (1936 - 1970), that singly they might appear to lack.

This lamp features a Chinese green hard stone female standing figure on the original bronze and brass base mounted to a new Lucite base.