Maquette of a Monument Symbolising the Liberation of the Spirit

Maquette of a Monument Symbolising the Liberation of the Spirit

Antoine PevsnerWW-1952-208469
1952·Bronze·object: 472 x 465 x 310 mm

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Year
1952
Medium
Bronze
Dimensions
object: 472 x 465 x 310 mm
Collection
Tate

Artist

Antoine Pevsner
Antoine Pevsner

Sculpture

Antoine Pevsner was a Russian-born sculptor and painter who developed a distinctive abstract language using transparent and opaque planes of celluloid, copper, and bronze. Working in Paris from the 1920s onward, he created constructions that dematerialized solid form through intersecting geometric surfaces and voids, establishing himself as a founding figure in kinetic and constructivist sculpture. His work emphasizes the relationship between line, plane, and light rather than mass, challenging traditional notions of sculptural volume.

Oryol, Russia

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Year
1952
Medium
Bronze
Dimensions
object: 472 x 465 x 310 mm
Watts ID
WW-1952-208469

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Antoine Pevsner

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