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Français : Sculpture en pierre réalisée en taille directe en 1918 par le sculpteur américain Cecil Howard, représentant l'épouse de l'artiste assise sur le sol avec sa fille sur les genoux. La statue qui porte les dernières traces des formes cubistes explorées par Howard est présentée au Salon des beaux-arts de 1919, et sera achetée par le Whitney Museum.
English: Stone sculpture in direct cutting representing the artist's wife sitting on the floor with her daughter on her knees, realised by american sculptor Cecil Howard in 1918. Bearing the final cubist experiments of the artist, the statue is presented in 1919 at the Paris Salon des Beaux-Art, and later bought by the Whitney Museum of New York. |
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| Source | Own work, archives familiales Howard-Beneyton, non publiées | ||
| Author | Marsange, Cecil Howard | ||
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| current | 15:47, 16 January 2016 | | 1,292 × 1,828 (628 KB) | Marsange | User created page with UploadWizard |
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