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Jean Tinguely Kinetic Art

Jean Tinguely Baluba nr 3 – 1961

Jean Tinguely Baluba nr 3 – 1961#art #twitart #artwit #Kinetic-art pic.twitter.com/pauOIK4JbW

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Jean Tinguely - Fontein Bazel

Homage to New York - 1960

Niki de Saint Phalle | le Jardin des Tarots

Summonation

Sculpture © Addé 2015 more > Sculpture: summonation

Exhausted Painted Body

Acrylic on canvas © Addé

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Pol Bury • fountains

14 sphères murales (1999). Fontaine. Acier inoxydable brossé et poli miroir.

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Ambera Wellmann

Trace 14" x 10" Intaglio Chine Collé, 2010

via: xea's museum: Ambera Wellmann

Celebration of the Pende Mbuya | African Homage

Oil on linen canvas © Xea B.

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Shinichi Maruyama

Nude #9, 2012

"I tried to capture the beauty of both the human body’s figure and its motion.

The figure in the image, which is formed into something similar to a sculpture, is created by combining 10,000 individual photographs of a dancer.　

By putting together uninterrupted individual moments, the resulting image as a whole will appear to be something different from what actually exists.

With regard to these two viewpoints, a connection can be made to a human being’s perception of presence in life." Shinichi Maruyama

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Diego Giacometti was born in Borgonovo, a Swiss village near the Italian border. Son of the painter Giovanni Giacometti, he grew up in a warm, convivial familial atmosphere amidst the animals of their farm. In 1904, the family settled in nearby Stampa in the canton of Grisons.

After business studies in Basel and Saint-Gall, at age 25 he followed the advice of his mother Annetta and went to Paris to rejoin his brother Alberto, then a student of the sculptor Antoine Bourdelle at the Academy of the Grande Chaumière. All three of the Giacometti brothers went into the visual arts: Alberto and Diego into painting and sculpture, and Bruno into architecture. wikipedia