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Птица в пространстве

Constantin Brancusi French, born Romania
1923
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Тема птиц занимала Бранкузи на протяжении всей жизни. В «Птице в пространстве» художник больше сосредоточен на запечатлении сущности полета, нежели самой птицы. Крылья и другие черты птицы отсутствуют, тело удлинено, а голова и клюв представлены в виде скошенной овальной поверхности. Эта работа — первая из серии, работе над которой Бранкузи посвятил последующие двадцать лет, вплоть до 1940-х годов. Он создал семь дополнительных мраморных вариантов и девять бронзовых.

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  • Название: Птица в пространстве
  • Художник: Константин Бранкузи, Франция, род. в Румынии, 1876–1957 гг.
  • Дата: 1923 г.
  • Материал: Мрамор
  • Размер: Выс. 144,1 см (с основой)
  • Благодарность: Завещание Флорин М. Шоенборн, 1995
  • Номер объекта: 1996.403.7ab
  • Curatorial Department: Modern and Contemporary Art

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