César
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César

€85,00 EUR

by César

1978

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This catalog was published in conjunction with 'La question de la sculpture', a solo show by César held at the Musée Picasso - Antibes between July 21 and September 30, 1978. 

Includes an essay by Pontus Hulten.

César (César Baldaccini, 1921-1998) was born to Italian parents in the Belle de Mai quarter of Marseille, France. At the time, this area of the Mediterranean port city was chaotic and economically depressed, teeming with waves of immigrant populations and the detritus of their lives. The cross section of excess and deprivation that Marseille represented would serve as a significant source of César’s artistic endeavors.

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Dimensions 24 x 22 cm - 9 1/2 x 8 1/2 in
Language French
Publisher Musée Picasso - Antibes
Pages 54
Publication Date 1978

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For economical reasons, César began collecting refuse metals and forging them into zoomorphic and anthropomorphic forms. Known as Fers (Irons), these objects acknowledge both the destruction of war and the subsequent reconstruction of Europe (both human and material).

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