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库洛斯

Isamu Noguchi American
1945
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野口这个雕塑组合创作于1940年代中期,那是他在二战期间被拘禁在一个日裔美国人囚禁营之后。雕塑组合中有各种石刻的有机形态,组装时没有使用粘合剂或小齿轮。这个出色的“库洛斯”以粉红色和灰色的大理石连结而成,传达出优美却又难以捉摸的平衡。雕塑家野口在给大都会博物馆的信中将这件作品和其灵感源头——古希腊“库洛斯”雕塑相比,他写道:“作为青年男子的‘库洛斯’形象是我学生时代…对贵馆收藏的粉红色 ‘库洛斯’的记忆(在本指南前面有介绍)…石材的重量将其托起在空中——各种力量的平衡之精确和不稳定,正如同人生。”

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 标题: 库洛斯
  • 艺术家: 野口勇,美国,1904–1988年
  • 创作日期: 1944–45年
  • 材料: 大理石
  • 尺寸: 高9英尺9英寸(2.97厘米);底座:341⁄8 x 42英寸(86.7 x 106.7厘米)
  • 来源信息: 弗莱彻基金,1953年
  • 藏品编号: 53.87a–i
  • Curatorial Department: Modern and Contemporary Art

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