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Folon - The Sculptures

Folon - The Sculptures

Jean Michel Folon (1934–2005)

The first half of Belgian artist Jean-Michel Folon’s career was devoted to posters, illustrations, and television animations that brought him international acclaim for their diversity and virtuosity; his illustrations appeared in magazines including The New Yorker, Fortune, and Esquire. In the 1990s, he pivoted to sculpture, focusing on statuary and working with both direct carving and modeling, which he then translated to bronze or stone. This is the first publication to explore the entirety of Folon’s sculptural work. Drawing inspiration from the Cyclades, the Etruscans, from African masks and Indian totems, Folon’s sculptures are characterized by their frontality and corporality.

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Emne	Skulptur
Kunstner	Jean-Michel Folon
Forfatter	Jean Michel Folon, Renzo Piano, Stéphanie Angelroth, Marilena Pasquali, Allison Michel, Isabelle Douillet-de Pange, Marie Resseler
Sprog	Engelsk
Illustrationer	200 frv. + s/h ill.
Format / Sideantal	23 x 30 cm. / 208 s.
Udgivelsesår	2021
Indbinding	Indbundet
Forlag	Yale University Press
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ISBN	9780300257717
Lev.	3-5 dage

Jean Michel Folon (1934–2005)

The first half of Belgian artist Jean-Michel Folon’s career was devoted to posters, illustrations, and television animations that brought him international acclaim for their diversity and virtuosity; his illustrations appeared in magazines including The New Yorker, Fortune, and Esquire. In the 1990s, he pivoted to sculpture, focusing on statuary and working with both direct carving and modeling, which he then translated to bronze or stone. This is the first publication to explore the entirety of Folon’s sculptural work. Drawing inspiration from the Cyclades, the Etruscans, from African masks and Indian totems, Folon’s sculptures are characterized by their frontality and corporality.