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A stunning visual history of sculpture from prehistory through modernityThis book presents an aesthetic of sculptural art, which has too often submitted to the rule of architecture and painting. Herbert Read emphasizes the essential and autonomous nature of sculpture-"Form in its full spatial completeness," in the words of British sculptor Henry Moore. The Art of Sculpture provides historical support and theoretical rigor to this conception. Along the way, this incisive and wide-ranging book takes readers on a breathtaking tour of great works of sculpture from prehistoric times to the modern era.Please note: All images in this ebook are presented in black and white and have been reduced in size.

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Die Epoche des analogen Zeichnens neigt sich dem Ende zu. Computergenerierte Visualisierungen drängen Skizzen und Zeichnungen zunehmend in den Hintergrund und verändern die Darstellung von Landschaftsarchitektur grundlegend. Für den Berliner Landschaftsarchitekten und Bildhauer Udo Dagenbach sind Skizzen nicht nur ein universelles Kommunikationsmedium, sondern auch ein unverzichtbares Mittel der Formfindung. Sketch for Green lädt ein zu einem Spaziergang durch analoge Arbeiten und international realisierte Projekte der vergangenen 40 Jahre. Im Fokus stehen Themen der Landschaftsarchitektur und Skulpturen aus Holz, Stein und Pflanzen, die durch Portraits, Möbel- und Schmuckentwürfe ergänzt werden. The era of analog drawing is coming to an end. Computer-generated visualizations are pushing sketches and drawings increasingly into the background and are fundamentally changing the representation of landscape architecture. For the Berlin-based landscape architect and sculptor Udo Dagenbach, sketches are not only a universal communication medium but also an essential design tool.Sketch for Green invites the reader to take a stroll through analog works and internationally realized projects from the last 40 years. The focus is on topics related to landscape architecture and sculptures made of wood, stone, and plants, rounded off by portraits, furniture, and jewelry designs.

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