1988
Untitled (Larry Bell, 1988)
Larry Bell (1939) sukūrė Untitled. Šis kūrinys datuojamas 1988 m. Dimensijos – 305 × 152 cm.
- 1988
- 305 × 152 cm
Untitled, trumpai
- Pavadinimas
- Untitled
- Autorius
- Larry Bell (1939)
- Dizainere/is gimęs
- Chicago, United States
- Data
- 1988
- Matmenys
- 305 × 152 cm
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Larry Bell, Untitled (1988).
Atsakimai į klausimus apie Untitled
Kuriem metais buvo sukurta „Untitled“ – Larry Bell?
„Untitled“ – Larry Bell kūrybos metai – 1988.
Kokie yra originalaus „Untitled“ – Larry Bell matmenys?
Originalaus kūrinio „Untitled“ – Larry Bell matmenys yra 305 x 152 cm.
Ar „Untitled“ – Larry Bell priklauso viešosios teisės domenui?
Kalbant apie autorišką teisę, „Untitled“ yra vis dar saugoma autorineje teisėje.
Kas sukūrė „Untitled“?
Kūrinį „Untitled“ sukūrė Larry Bell. Darbas katalogizuojamas Larry Bell vardu.
Kokia buvo Larry Bell amžius sukuriant „Untitled“?
Larry Bell buvo 49 metų, kai 1988 m. sukūrė kūrinį „Untitled“. Amžius apskaičiuotas remiantis gimimo metais 1939.
Apie šį menininką, Larry Bell
1939, United States
Larry Bell
Larry Bell: Sculpting Perception Larry Bell, a name synonymous with light, space, and the evocative interplay between art and environment, is a pivotal figure in contemporary American sculpture. Born in Chicago in 1939 and currently residing in Taos, New Mexico, and Venice, California, his career spanning over four decades has been marked by an unwavering exploration of perceptual experience – how we see, how we interact with objects, and the subtle shifts in our awareness that occur when confronted with carefully crafted illusions. Bell’s work isn't simply about creating beautiful forms; it’s a deliberate invitation to question the nature of reality itself. From his early studies at the Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles during the late 1950s, under the tutelage of luminaries like Robert Irwin and Emerson Woelffer, Bell began to develop a fascination with abstraction and the relationship between form and space.