Medardo Rosso : second impressions
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Medardo Rosso : second impressions
Yale University Press , Harvard University Art Museums, c2003
- : hardcover
- : pbk
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注記
Exhibition catalogue
Published in conjunction with the exhibition Medardo Rosso: second impressions, organized by the Fogg Art Museum of the Harvard University Art Museums (HUAM), Cambridge, Massachusetts; Arthur M. Sackler Museum (HUAM): July 19-Oct. 26, 2003, St. Louis Art Museum: Nov. 21, 2003-Feb. 29, 2004; Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas: Apr. 3-June 20, 2004
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The Italian artist Medardo Rosso (1858-1928) is a key figure in the development of modern sculpture. His portraits and figure studies have long been considered sculptural equivalents to Impressionism's concern with light at the expense of form. This book presents an artist more deeply concerned with materials, process, and the reproduction of his works than previously imagined. Rosso's fascination with technique is explored in detail from art historical, technical, and phenomenological perspectives. Drawing on a wealth of new archival material and close-up study of the sculptures, the authors show that Rosso's waxes, which are his best-known works, were not modelled by hand but cast with the help of gelatin moulds. The authors compare wax, plaster, and bronze casts of the same subjects to show that the manipulation of materials for visual effect was at the heart of his work. The book also reproduces and analyses Rosso's fascinating photographs of his own sculpture, which offer important clues to the charged relationship he sought to create between viewers and the mysterious busts and figures he made.
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