Sculpture Art

Prepare to be dazzled by "The Art of Creation," a comprehensive eBook that embarks on an enlightening journey through the captivating world of additive manufacturing and its indelible impact on the realm of art and sculptures. Discover an epic compendium where every chapter unfolds layers of information and critical knowledge, breaking down complex concepts into digestible formats. Begin an immersive course where you will navigate the corridors of the introduction to additive manufacturing, its intersection with art, and an overview of diverse manufacturing techniques. You'll explore the ...

A recorded visit to an exhibition by Anish Kapoor at the Lisson Gallery, London continued to 22nd June, 2019. Includes descriptions of works and bio-dara of the artist.

Step into the timeless realm of bronze sculpting, where artistry fuses with metallurgy in the majestic alchemy of creation. "Chisel and Form" is your compass through the intricate landscape of this ancient craft, a treasure trove of knowledge for the aspirant and seasoned sculptor alike. Prepare to embark on a journey through the art and science of transforming one of humanity's oldest creative mediums into stunning, enduring works of art. Imagine uncovering the secrets that lie beneath the surface of magnificent bronze sculptures, from storied figures frozen in time to abstract forms that ...

Step into the verdant world of "Living Sculptures" and experience the magic of topiary—the art form where nature meets imagination, and greenery is sculpted into breathtaking works of living art. This captivating eBook takes you on a lush journey through the enchanting realm of competitive topiary, where the mundane becomes spectacular and the ordinary becomes extraordinary. Delve into the mysteries and marvels of topiary as you uncover the rich, trimmed history of this ancient practice, and find yourself whisked away to the grand stages of the world's most prestigious topiary events. ...

Step into a world where the forgotten fragments of our lives find new meaning, where what was once discarded now breathes with artistic purpose. "Art of the Discarded" invites you on a transformative journey through the hidden splendors of repurposed art. Discover the philosophical heartbeat of found object sculpture in the opening chapter, exploring not only its aesthetic allure but its environmental echoes. Travel through history, uncovering the roots and evolution of this imaginative art form that harnesses the untapped potential of the castaway materials teeming around us. "Seeing ...

Augustus Rodin was not only the greatest sculptor but also one of the most remarkable personalities of modern times. Frederic V. Grunfeld's exhaustive biography, the first in over fifty years, documents a lifetime of both artistic and personal struggle against poverty, against the conservative Salon, and against an art establishment that for years denied him recognition.

The Tortoise of Many Colors (2017) is the second book of the 'Sculpture Garden' series. It explores the journey of a tortoise from the moment it hatches from its shell and it navigates the complexities of human-animal relationships in its quest for survival. It's a relationship that only gets more complicated as it escapes the ever-present threat of predators, until it runs into the path of two young children. The 'Sculpture Garden' Series is based on actual sculptures and is part of an ongoing effort to support the work of local artists in Nigeria, fund the establishment of sustainable ...

La evolución de la escultura romana es similar a la que sufrió su arquitectura. Partiendo de un cauce etrusco, oscuro y desconcertante, fue deslizándose lentamente sobre las huellas de los griegos hasta encontrar su propio estilo, tan alejado de los unos como de los otros, pero nunca lo suficiente para que podamos decir que sus artistas crearon un estilo original.

Introduction to Ceramics Ceramics can be such an enjoyable hobby if you’re looking for a relaxing way to spend your time. That isn’t to say pursuing ceramics isn’t demanding. It requires time, determination and skills. But this is a hobby that will make you foster your creativity. It will allow you to channel your creativity in the right direction so that you can see what your hands are capable of creating. Ceramics can never be boring, as there are always more opportunities to explore, to create, to try. There are no limits to what you can do. If you’re ready to enter the ...

A continuación de la escultura románica, que, plena de simbolismo y alejada de todo cuanto viniera a suponer relación con la realidad, se había extendido hasta las décadas finales del siglo XII, se abre una nueva concepción de las artes plásticas, en la que el carácter fundamental es el realismo naturalista. Lentamente van desapareciendo los tipos estilizados del románico para ser sustituidos por otros directamente inspirados en la Naturaleza.

El movimiento neoclásico común a toda Europa no iba a ser una excepción en la España del rey Carlos IV. Decae ahora el tema religioso en pro de las figuras alegóricas más acordes con los modelos clásicos adoptados, figuras alegóricas que ya habíamos visto cómo hacían su irrupción en nuestra escultura con la decoración de los jardines de La Granja en tiempos de Felipe V. Abundarán los sepulcros como testimonio de culto a la persona, así como el retrato, que alcanzará cimas insospechadas, favorecido por el ambiente de la época, que exige la perpetuación del personaje.

El siglo XV es uno de los más gloriosos para la escultura española, tanto en calidad como en abundancia de obras. España sigue abierta a las influencias del exterior, que si bien antes eran francesas, ahora proceden de Borgoña, cuyo paladín había sido el genial Claus Sluter, con sus paños ondulados y fuertemente agitados y el penetrante realismo de los rostros; pero, a partir del segundo tercio del siglo y, sobre todo, al mediar éste, el estilo que predomina en la escultura española es el flamenco, de paños angulosos y muy atenta observación del natural.

Embark on a soul-stirring journey into the heart of the Arctic with 'Chiseling the Cold', an enchanting eBook that delves deep into the art of Inuit soapstone sculpting—a craft as timeless as the landscapes from which it springs. Discover the intimate bond between the Inuit carvers and their cherished medium, soapstone, a material as malleable to the will of the artist as it is capable of immortalizing their most sacred myths and stories. Experience the profound cultural heritage through an exploration of traditional Inuit carving, illuminating the historical significance and the rich ...

There is no doubt that Michelangelo is one of the most influential artists of all time, together with some other Renaissance geniuses, such as Leonardo and Rafael. Michelangelo had a vision, a dream, and the talent to carry out those imaginations. His life, in our perspective, is a compilation of great works of art, architecture, sculptures, paintings, and intricate movements, contrast, colors, and anatomy of the human body. Religious and thematic symbolism are intertwined in his frescos and structures. Let us learn more about this great artist.

Immerse yourself in the life and legacy of one of the most extraordinary figures in the history of art, Michelangelo Buonarroti. "Michelangelo: Enigmatic Artist, Renaissance Genius" offers a comprehensive and captivating exploration of the artist's life, revealing the man behind the masterpieces that have defined the Renaissance and continue to inspire the world today. Born in 1475 in the small town of Caprese, Michelangelo's journey from a modest upbringing to becoming a towering figure of Western art is nothing short of remarkable. His story is one of relentless pursuit of perfection, ...

Step into a world where nature meets artistry and tradition blooms with every leaf and stone. "Living Sculptures" is an all-encompassing guide to the delicate and beautiful practices of Penjing, Saikei, and Bonsai. Discover the secrets of these ancient arts that teach us to see the majestic in the miniature, to find the universe in a single leaf, and to capture the essence of landscapes in the space within our own hands. Embark on a journey that begins with the essence of each art form – understanding not just the "how," but the "why" behind the transformative process of shaping nature. ...

Lucky couldn’t get Eddie to love him if he paid the Aussie. So why does he keep showing up at all the shifter parties as his plus one when Lucky only invited him to that first one back in September? The man is an Aussie god, but he’s probably straight. Eddie’s careful. He doesn’t get involved with people, and yet things are different when it comes to Lucky. If only he could keep the man separate from his new shifter family, even if Lucky’s the one who introduced him to them. He was there first, even if the man isn’t even a shifter. He is the best friend of the writer. Ever since...

Two Blind Men (2017) is the first of a collection of short stories of the ‘Sculpture Garden’ series. It details the experience of Adé, a brilliant, young nursery school teacher and his fate, as it is influenced by factors totally beyond his control. The premature loss of his eyesight not only changes the course his destiny, but leads him to a future that he never envisions. It is a story that explores the beauty of mankind, as we uplift each others' hopes and dreams. ‘The Sculpture Garden’ series is based on actual sculptures and is part of an ongoing effort to support the work of ...

Step into a world where nature meets creativity; where the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary. "Topiary Transformed" is not just a manual—it's a doorway to a realm where living sculptures shape our landscapes and enliven our spaces. Delve into the renaissance of topiary art within these virtual covers, beginning with a rich exploration of its roots—trace the evolution of topiary from its formal origins to the whimsy and wonder of contemporary designs. As you embark on this emerald odyssey, uncover the modern toolkits that bring dreams to life, including the integration of tech ...

Driven by different motives, Robert Moses and Francis Cardinal Spellman had the same vision: to display Michelangelo's masterpiece, the Pietà, in the Vatican's pavilion at the 1964 World's Fair in New York City.