Une sculpture en passant...

Stargate Fountain in Como, by Cesare Cattaneo and Mario Radice, designed in 1935, built in 1960

Cette « Venus bleue » de Yves Klein en pigment pur, et résine synthétique sur plâtre. 

J’en reste baba.



1962

Photo de Richard Messenger des sculptures Another Place de Antony Gormley à Crosby Beach à Merseyside

Cette image sur la page FB du The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York


m‘a amené vers elle

Harriet Whitney Frishmuth (September 17, 1880 – January 1980) was an American sculptor known for her works in bronze.

Wounded Angel by Emily Young

The Wounded Angel has a cracked face. Only his head stands on the plinth, his  hair stretched out behind him like a wing. Carved from marble, he has a Roman nose, a plaintive eyebrow and a feminine curve of the neck. He’s not like the cherubim that clutter churches; instead he feels heavily human. The left side of his face is unmade, trapped inside the stone as if smashed against a pavement, damaged by his fall down to earth. But his right side is handsomely slanted as if in sleep. As the dew lays itself on the ground, the light streams on to his smooth, aristocratic cheek.

Tor Udall, A Thousand Paper Birds / Le Jardin des bonheurs égarés

Claes Oldenburg et Coosje van Bruggen, Spoonbridge and Cherry

Su-Mei Tse, The Swing, 2009

je n'ai pas trouvé le nom de l'artiste... mais c'est trop marrant...

Montreal Botanical Garden, une des sculptures de 2020