Sculpture To Be Lost in the Forest (Sculpture à être perdue dans la forêt)

Title (Dublin Core): Sculpture To Be Lost in the Forest
(Sculpture à être perdue dans la forêt)
Description (Dublin Core): In the 1920s and 1930s Arp developed a type of biomorphic sculpture that suggested a parallel between artistic creativity and creation in nature. The shapes in his work evoke worn pebbles, buds and other natural forms. He created these sculptures using a quasi-automatic process of sanding away at a plaster model until he was satisfied with the shape. ‘I work until enough of my life has flowed into its body’, he said. His efforts to link his work with nature included placing sculptures in the forest near his home at Meudon, where they could be discovered by unsuspecting passers-by.
Type (Dublin Core): abstract (general art genre)
Subject (Dublin Core): Sculpture
Creator (Dublin Core): Arp, Hans
Date Created (Dublin Core): 1932, cast c.1953–8
Medium (Dublin Core): bronze (metal)
Extent (Dublin Core): 3 1/2" × 8 5/8" × 6 1/4" (90 × 222 × 154cm)
2 1/8" × 4 3/4" × 4 (60 × 120 × 100cm)
2 1/2" × 2 1/8" × 3 5/8" (65 × 55 × 93cm)
Coverage (Dublin Core): Tate Modern (Gallery) Tate Modern :
Rights (Dublin Core): © DACS, 2020
Rights Holder (Dublin Core): Gift of Mary Sisler
Identifier (Dublin Core): Bio_Sculpt004_JA_SculptureToBeLostintheForest
Source (Dublin Core): Tate Modern

Site pages: Hans Arp; Sculpture To Be Lost in the Forest; Human Concretion; Growth ( Croissance )

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