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0007340
Publisher: Bijutsu Shuppan-sha
Place Published: Tokyo
Year: 1957
Date & Collation: 160pp.Illus.Text in Japanese.
Description: Subtitled: Painters and Sculptors of Europe and America. Includes a foreword by Shuzo TAKIGUCHI and a series of biographies and commentaries on the individual artists.
143,148-150(2 illus) OKAMOTO Yuzuru. Henry Moore.
Analyses Moore's remark that sculpture is a difficult art to appreciate, in terms of creating sculpture in the modern world, and the human difficulty of coming to terms with existence. The artist's work is the creation of another possibility. Moore's organic form and vitality attempts to recover a lost sense of life, almost a religious approach to the material world.
Title romanized: Gendai sakka 150 nin.
143,148-150(2 illus) OKAMOTO Yuzuru. Henry Moore.
Analyses Moore's remark that sculpture is a difficult art to appreciate, in terms of creating sculpture in the modern world, and the human difficulty of coming to terms with existence. The artist's work is the creation of another possibility. Moore's organic form and vitality attempts to recover a lost sense of life, almost a religious approach to the material world.
Title romanized: Gendai sakka 150 nin.