Author: Poretlli, Guy:
Title: Modern British Sculpture.
Description: 2005, (23,5 x 31,5 cm), 320 pp. English text, 650 colour ills., clothbound. dustwrappers. ¶ A comprehensive study of modern sculpture developments in Great Britain, this beautiful and important new book showcases 95 leading sculptors from the second half of the 20th century. Chronologically arranged to show the influences that touched each of the artists' lives, it concentrates on the most influential, award-winning, and highly valued works from the growing field of popular sculpture available today. The artists themselves selected most of the pieces to represent their own work and are liberally quoted with personal statements to interpret their work for the readers. 780 color and black and white photographs display the wide range of materials, themes, styles, and settings that convey each individual sculptor's own classical, figurative, abstract, or visionary work. A history of the Royal Society of British Sculpture (RBS), by the organization's current president, sets forth the purpose and results of this prestigious group today. Essays on the St Ives group of the 1940s and figurative sculpture of the 1950s put the growing sculpture movement in Britain into perspective. From them sprang several generations of influential sculptors whose work challenges current sculptors to push the bounds of artistic expression. They must create, and they do, in countless original ways. The growing popularity of sculpture parks in Britain is currently influencing new sculpture parks all over the world. The exciting images and wealth of specific information contained here will continue to shape the art market for generations to come. Among the sculptors are Henry Moore, Rosalind Stracey, George Kennethson, Austin Wright, Lynn Chadwick, Kenneth Armitage, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, Paul Mount, Peter Weaver, Charlotte Mayer, Peter Thursby, Bryan Kneale, Dame Elisabeth Frink, Jill Tweed, John Brown, Brain Wall, Eric Standford, John Pickering, Bridgett McCrum, Deirdre Hubbard, Michael Sandle, William Pye, Tereence Coventry, Glynn Williams, Maurice Blik, Carol Hodgson, Derek Morris, Clive Barker, Megan di Girolamo, Jonathan Kenworthy, Nigel Hall, Michael Lyons, Helaine Blumfeld, Ana Maria Pacheco, Hylton StockwellPhilip Jackson, Kenneth Draper, Glensys Barton,, David Nash, Tery New, Wendy Taylor, Andrew Logan, Stephen Cox, Harvey Hood, Geoffrey Dashwood, Charles Hewing, Hamish Black, Cris Drury, Bill Woodrow, Jilly Sutton, Stephen Dilworth, Almuth Tebbenhof, John Gibbons, Keit Smith, Brian Falconbridge, David Jacobson, John Buck, Langlands and bell, David Begbie, Bernard McGuigan, Stephen Duncan, Hew Locke, Guy Portelli, Jane McAdam Freud, Johannes von SDtumm, Jon Isherwood, Walter Bailey, Nicola Hicks, Laura Ford, Tim Lewis, Giles Penny, Julie Major, Max Jacquard, Daniel CHadwick, Damien Hirst, Martyn Barratt, Tim Noble & Sue Webster, Simon Hitchens, Freya Payne, Ian Dawson, Claire Norrington, Kendra Haste, Tatyana Murray, Eva Rothschild, Richard Mark Trupp, Alastair Mackie.
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Title: Modern British Sculpture.
Description: 2005, (23,5 x 31,5 cm), 320 pp. English text, 650 colour ills., clothbound. dustwrappers. ¶ A comprehensive study of modern sculpture developments in Great Britain, this beautiful and important new book showcases 95 leading sculptors from the second half of the 20th century. Chronologically arranged to show the influences that touched each of the artists' lives, it concentrates on the most influential, award-winning, and highly valued works from the growing field of popular sculpture available today. The artists themselves selected most of the pieces to represent their own work and are liberally quoted with personal statements to interpret their work for the readers. 780 color and black and white photographs display the wide range of materials, themes, styles, and settings that convey each individual sculptor's own classical, figurative, abstract, or visionary work. A history of the Royal Society of British Sculpture (RBS), by the organization's current president, sets forth the purpose and results of this prestigious group today. Essays on the St Ives group of the 1940s and figurative sculpture of the 1950s put the growing sculpture movement in Britain into perspective. From them sprang several generations of influential sculptors whose work challenges current sculptors to push the bounds of artistic expression. They must create, and they do, in countless original ways. The growing popularity of sculpture parks in Britain is currently influencing new sculpture parks all over the world. The exciting images and wealth of specific information contained here will continue to shape the art market for generations to come. Among the sculptors are Henry Moore, Rosalind Stracey, George Kennethson, Austin Wright, Lynn Chadwick, Kenneth Armitage, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, Paul Mount, Peter Weaver, Charlotte Mayer, Peter Thursby, Bryan Kneale, Dame Elisabeth Frink, Jill Tweed, John Brown, Brain Wall, Eric Standford, John Pickering, Bridgett McCrum, Deirdre Hubbard, Michael Sandle, William Pye, Tereence Coventry, Glynn Williams, Maurice Blik, Carol Hodgson, Derek Morris, Clive Barker, Megan di Girolamo, Jonathan Kenworthy, Nigel Hall, Michael Lyons, Helaine Blumfeld, Ana Maria Pacheco, Hylton StockwellPhilip Jackson, Kenneth Draper, Glensys Barton,, David Nash, Tery New, Wendy Taylor, Andrew Logan, Stephen Cox, Harvey Hood, Geoffrey Dashwood, Charles Hewing, Hamish Black, Cris Drury, Bill Woodrow, Jilly Sutton, Stephen Dilworth, Almuth Tebbenhof, John Gibbons, Keit Smith, Brian Falconbridge, David Jacobson, John Buck, Langlands and bell, David Begbie, Bernard McGuigan, Stephen Duncan, Hew Locke, Guy Portelli, Jane McAdam Freud, Johannes von SDtumm, Jon Isherwood, Walter Bailey, Nicola Hicks, Laura Ford, Tim Lewis, Giles Penny, Julie Major, Max Jacquard, Daniel CHadwick, Damien Hirst, Martyn Barratt, Tim Noble & Sue Webster, Simon Hitchens, Freya Payne, Ian Dawson, Claire Norrington, Kendra Haste, Tatyana Murray, Eva Rothschild, Richard Mark Trupp, Alastair Mackie.
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- Book number: 4947
- Book number: 4947
See more books from our catalog: Beeldhouwkunst / Sculpture