Add to ORKGFry analyses the processes and techniques used by Saxe to create his metal sculptures. 7 bibl. ref
For this retrospective exhibition, Hart briefly discusses aspects of metal work by designer/craftspe...
The primary objective of this creative project was the exploration into designing and creating sculp...
The clean shiny surfaces that steel allows can be used to create art. These are not necessarily sepa...
Fry analyses the processes and techniques used by Saxe to create his metal sculptures. 7 bibl. ref
Bérard proposes chronological reference points to the transformations of Saxe's graphic and sculptur...
Written descriptions accompany the photographic reproductions of Saxe's installations
Martin considers the conditions of painting, intention and meaning in his work. Saxe defines his pro...
The use of steel by engineers and by artists is contrasted. Includes artists' statement and biograph...
António Soares dos Reis (1847-1889) is considered one of the most important Portuguese sculptors of ...
For the American sculptor, David Smith (1906–1965), drawing was a language to replace words. It was ...
Jonathan has created a new way of creating drawings in cast metal. Metal is unforgiving and hard to ...
A look at three sculptures by Groombridge through a discussion of signs and symbols, the play betwee...
Hogbin describes a milling machine he designed to expand his visual vocabulary grounded in wood scul...
Noting a romantic undercurrent in Prince's mechanic sculptures, Allison inscribes the work in a gene...
Includes bibliographical references (page 11)Following the completion of my undergraduate work I spe...
For this retrospective exhibition, Hart briefly discusses aspects of metal work by designer/craftspe...
The primary objective of this creative project was the exploration into designing and creating sculp...
The clean shiny surfaces that steel allows can be used to create art. These are not necessarily sepa...
Fry analyses the processes and techniques used by Saxe to create his metal sculptures. 7 bibl. ref
Bérard proposes chronological reference points to the transformations of Saxe's graphic and sculptur...
Written descriptions accompany the photographic reproductions of Saxe's installations
Martin considers the conditions of painting, intention and meaning in his work. Saxe defines his pro...
The use of steel by engineers and by artists is contrasted. Includes artists' statement and biograph...
António Soares dos Reis (1847-1889) is considered one of the most important Portuguese sculptors of ...
For the American sculptor, David Smith (1906–1965), drawing was a language to replace words. It was ...
Jonathan has created a new way of creating drawings in cast metal. Metal is unforgiving and hard to ...
A look at three sculptures by Groombridge through a discussion of signs and symbols, the play betwee...
Hogbin describes a milling machine he designed to expand his visual vocabulary grounded in wood scul...
Noting a romantic undercurrent in Prince's mechanic sculptures, Allison inscribes the work in a gene...
Includes bibliographical references (page 11)Following the completion of my undergraduate work I spe...
For this retrospective exhibition, Hart briefly discusses aspects of metal work by designer/craftspe...
The primary objective of this creative project was the exploration into designing and creating sculp...
The clean shiny surfaces that steel allows can be used to create art. These are not necessarily sepa...