donderdag 10 oktober 2013

Sculpture

 The sculpture garden of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam had last summer an exhibition with huge sculptures of  Bristish artist Henry Moore (1898-1986). He was best known for his semi-abstract monumental bronze sculptures. This one is called "Oval with Points" from 1968/1970.



12 opmerkingen:

  1. What a coincidence. A couple of days ago I went to the Henry Moore Foundation which is on the outskirts of London in Hertfordshire, to see many of his sculptures and also an exhibition of some of Rodin's work. I love Henry Moore's work so I was delighted to see your post this morning. They were made to be touched and to be outdoors so really pleased to see it outside the Rijksmuseum.

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  2. Yes a nice coincidence, I like his work very much and there were much more sculpture of him here to watch all in the open air.

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  3. I like sculptures. I will have to read more about him.

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  4. Now that is one cool sculpture. I like this.

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  5. hahaha. i like the last comment. 8 is indeed a better name!

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  6. Wat is die mooi zeg. Daar hou ik van. Fijn weekend!!

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  7. These do make you think about what the artist was thinking. I wonder what this would look like if it was in a larger space?

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  8. The name of this sculpture made me smile Marianne, it's so literal oui :)

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