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Brancusi Cameo (Great Modern Masters) by general editor, José María Faerna is a art available to read on EtoBox.
What is Brancusi Cameo (Great Modern Masters) about?
Four decades after his death, Constantin Brancusi (1876-1957) remains perhaps the most revered of 20th-century sculptors. In his mature work, Brancusi defined a modern sensibility: he created drastically simplified shapes, stripped of "realistic" detail. Although considered a pioneer of abstract art, Brancusi himself claimed, "I never seek to make what they call a pure or abstract form". <p>Brancusi documents the life and work of this remarkably original and important modern artist with reproductions of his best-known works, a well-researched biographical outline, and a selection of the artist's own illuminating photographs of his work and studio.</p>
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It is typically read by collectors seeking rare, out-of-print or specialist editions.
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- Author
- general editor, José María Faerna
- Publisher
- Harry N. Abrams / Cameo
- Published
- 1997
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780810946934
- Category
- art
- Subjects
- Memoir, History, Biography
- Rating
- 4.83 / 5 (6 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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