Chapter 9 from "Understanding Art, 9e"

1. Chapter 9 Sculpture 0

3. Henry Moore [British, 1898–1986], Reclining Figure: Angles , 1979.

6. Mass : a solid, three-dimensional form that has weight and takes up real space Voids : the empty spaces between the masses of sculpture

8. Figure 9.1, p.181: MICHELANGELO. The Cross-Legged Captive (c. 1530–1534). Marble. H: 7 ’ 6 1⁄2 ” .

11. Figure 9.2, p.181 : LOUISE BOURGEOIS. Portrait of Robert (1969). Cast bronze with white patina. 13 ” x 12 1⁄2 ” x 10 ” .

14. Figure 9.4, p.182 : EDGAR DEGAS. The Little Dancer, 14 Years Old (1880–1881). Bronze. H: 39 ” .

15. Figure 9.5, p.183 : SHERRIE LEVINE. Fountains after Duchamp (1991). Bronze. Installation view at Sherrie Levine Exhibition in the Zürich Kunsthalle (2.11.1991–3.1.1992), Zürich, Switzerland.

16. Figure 9.6, p.183 : GEORGE SEGAL. Three Figures and Four Benches (1979). Painted bronze. 52 ” x 144 ” x 58 ” . Casting of Human Models

17. Robert Gober, American, born 1964 Untitled (Long Leg), 1990–93 Wood, leather, cotton, wax, and hair 67 (L) x 33 x 18 cm

20. Figure 9.7, p.184 : LOUISE BOURGEOIS. Eyes (1982). Marble. 74 3⁄4 ” x 54 ” x 45 3⁄4 ” .

22. Figure 9.8, p.185 : Poro Secret Society mask ( Kagle ). Liberian, Dan people. Wood. H: 9 ’ .

23. Figure 9.9, p.186 : PO SHUN LEONG. Figure (1993). Mahogany with hidden drawers. H: 50 ” .

25. Robert Arneson. Brick Bang. 1976. Clay, glaze. 38 x 48 x 15 cm.

27. Figure 9.10, p.187 : RICHARD SERRA. Installation view, Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao, Spain.

28. Richard Serra 1-1-1-1. 1968 Lead antimony

31. Constructed sculpture Fig. 9-11, p. 188 PABLO PICASSO. Mandolin and Clarinet (1913). Wood construction and paint.

32. Figure 9.12, p.188 : CLAES OLDENBURG. Soft Toilet (1966). Vinyl filled with kapok painted with Liquitex, and wood. 57 1⁄16 ” x 27 5⁄8 ” x 28 1⁄16 ” .

34. Figure 9.15, p.190 : PABLO PICASSO. Bull’s Head (1943). Bronze cast of parts of a bicycle. H: 16 1⁄8 ” .

35. Readymades Marcel Duchamp In Advance of a Broken Arm

37. Robert Rauschenberg, Monogram (1955-1959) Freestanding Combine

38. Figure 9.16, p.191 : SIMON RODIA. Simon Rodia Towers in Watts (1921–1954). Cement with various objects. H: 98 ’ .

40. Fig. 9-17, p.191 GEORGE RICKEY. Cluster of Four Cubes (1992). Stainless steel.

42. Dan Flavin installation in Marfa, TX

44. Marc Quinn Self 1991 blood stainless steel perspex refrigeration

45. Figure 9.20, p.193 : JANINE ANTONI. Chocolate Gnaw (1992). Chocolate (600 lb before biting), gnawed by the artist. 24 ” x 24 ” x 24 ” (61 cm x 61 cm x 61 cm).

46. Chapman Brothers Tragic Anatomies

47. Figure 9.21, p.193 : SYLVIE FLEURY. Dog Toy 3 (Crazy Bird) (2000). Styrofoam, paint. 260 cm x 210 cm x 180 cm.