materials and measurement
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Materials
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inlay on marble
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Height:
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cm. 60.00 |
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Width:
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cm. 220.00 |
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Depth:
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cm. 70.00 |
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Domenico Bianchi
Untitled
2009
Courtesy :
Domenico Bianchi transforms the sheet into a drape of solid marble, a capricious arabesque capable of retaining the symbolic suspension of a Memento Mori amid its folds by the inherent quality which things possess of surviving man, revealing the transience of our earthly existence, as in the Baroque teache: the twisted and dramatic drape carved by Gian Lorenzo Bernini in the Ecstasy of saint Teresa d' Avila (1647-52, church of Saint Maria of the Victoria, Rome); the flying cape under the Busto di Luigi XIV (1665, Castle of Versailles); the wide folds drape of alabaster from which, in the Sepolcro di Alexander VII, the Dead reveals her hourglass (1671-78, Basilica of S. Peter, Vatican City).
Domenico Bianchi
photo gallery