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Tag Archives: Sculpture
1856: Mauresque Noire
Charles Cordier: Mauresque Noire [Black Moorish Woman], 1856
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Tagged 1850's, 19th Century, Africa, Algeria, Art, Charles Cordier, France, Sculpture, Women
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2015: Cube of Shadows
Anila Quayyum Agha: Intersections (2015) (source)
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Tagged 21st Century, Anila Quayyum Agha, Art, Cubes, Pakistan, Sculpture, USA, Women
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300-600 AD: Double-Faced Head Fragment
This earthenware fragment dates from 300-600 AD and was produced by an artist of the Remojadas culture—which flourished on Mexico’s Veracruz Gulf Coast from about 100 BC to 800 AD and is considered to be part of the larger Classic … Continue reading
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Tagged 7th Century, Art, Dualism, Native Americans, Sculpture, Veracruz Culture
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2012: Moving
Leandro Erlich: Monte-Meubles. L’Ultime Déménagement (2012) Installation in Nantes, France (source) The translation is hard to do nicely. Literally, the title means “Furniture Elevator: The Final Move,” where “move” has the specific sense of moving to a new house or … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st Century, Argentina, Art, France, Leandro Erlich, Sculpture
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2001: Anatomy of a Centaur
Masao Kinoshita: ケンタウロス [Centaur] (2001) (source)
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Tagged 21st Century, Anatomy, Art, Japan, Masao Kinoshita, Mythology, Sculpture
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450 BC: Wanting in Delicacy
Athlete with head of Lucius Verus [detail] (c. 460-450 BC); Braccio Nuovo, Vatican. (source) This portrait-statue, described in the Vatican Catalogue as heroic, is (though larger than life) perhaps as completely the opposite as one can conceive. It may be … Continue reading
2009: Familia Muerta
Adrián Villar Rojas: My family dead (2009) (source)
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Tagged 21st Century, Adrián Villar Rojas, Animals, Argentina, Art, Death, Family, Sculpture, Whales
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3rd Century AD: A Slave Rebellion on Chios
Athenaeus of Naucratis relates the story of a slave revolt in an early 3rd-century Greek work called the Deipnosophistae. It takes place on the Greek island of Chios, close to what is now Turkey. Athenaeus first explains that, unlike other … Continue reading
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Tagged 2nd Century, 3rd Century, Art, Athenaeus of Naucratis, Greece, Labor, Lysippus, Rebellion, Rome, Scopas, Sculpture, Slavery
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