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Josef Pillhofer. Retrospektive

Ausst. Kat. Leopold Museum, Juni 2020/21

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  • 271 stron
  • 10 godzin czytania

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The year 2020 marks the tenth anniversary of Josef Pillhofer?s death, while 2021 will be the centenary of his birth. To celebrate these occasions, the present catalog commemorates the life and work of one of Austria?s most important sculptors and draftsmen.0After studying with Fritz Wotruba and others in Vienna, Pillhofer moved to Paris where he studied with Ossip Zadkine. His engagement with the protagonists of cubist sculpture?including Jaques Lipchitz, Alexander Archipenko, Henri Laurens, Constantin Brancusi, and Alberto Giacometti in addition to Zadkine?influenced his formal language. In his depictions of figures, Pillhofer would start from realistic conditions, but he increasingly0integrated non-representational geometric objects into his oeuvre. Wilfried Skreiner has described him as ?Austria?s first non-representational sculptor.?00Exhibition: Leopold Museum, Wien, Austria (18.06. ? 10.10.2021).

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Tytuł
Josef Pillhofer. Retrospektive
Podtytuł
Ausst. Kat. Leopold Museum, Juni 2020/21
Język
angielski, niemiecki
Autorzy
kolektiv
Rok wydania
2021
Liczba stron
271
ISBN10
3960989385
ISBN13
9783960989387
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The year 2020 marks the tenth anniversary of Josef Pillhofer?s death, while 2021 will be the centenary of his birth. To celebrate these occasions, the present catalog commemorates the life and work of one of Austria?s most important sculptors and draftsmen.0After studying with Fritz Wotruba and others in Vienna, Pillhofer moved to Paris where he studied with Ossip Zadkine. His engagement with the protagonists of cubist sculpture?including Jaques Lipchitz, Alexander Archipenko, Henri Laurens, Constantin Brancusi, and Alberto Giacometti in addition to Zadkine?influenced his formal language. In his depictions of figures, Pillhofer would start from realistic conditions, but he increasingly0integrated non-representational geometric objects into his oeuvre. Wilfried Skreiner has described him as ?Austria?s first non-representational sculptor.?00Exhibition: Leopold Museum, Wien, Austria (18.06. ? 10.10.2021).