Have a look at this site[sexculptures.blogspot.com]The chap who runs this Spanish site might be able to give you your answer.The latest posts are amusing but spend a minute or two wandering through his archives if you like sculpture of the kind you posted here. cjg of eroticalee
"There was this Italian dude from a few centuries ago who had a knack for working in stone." Why of course! Master Splinterino, the grandest on the Renaissance Grand Masters. You're excused to have forgotten his name, Juan Sanchez Villa Lobos Ramirez; it IS a rather complicated one to recall.
wonderful!!If you got the artist's NAME,write here please.THANKS.
ReplyDeleteHave a look at this site[sexculptures.blogspot.com]The chap who runs this Spanish site might be able to give you your answer.The latest posts are amusing but spend a minute or two wandering through his archives if you like sculpture of the kind you posted here. cjg of eroticalee
ReplyDeleteThere was this Italian dude from a few centuries ago who had a knack for working in stone. Can't recall his name...
ReplyDelete"I haven't found out who the artist is."
ReplyDeleteSomeone who is good...but loses patience?
Lovely pieces though. Doesn't look like soft stone either!
I'd buy those. Well, if I could afford it :)
ReplyDeleteThis work is phenomenal.
ReplyDeleteIs this work 'undiscovered'? in the english speaking world? Is it 'famous' in France?
I would be honoured to view any one of these pieces in the flesh.
This is what 'Art' is about. More please Eolake.
Is this art? It's all basically the same thing. Kind of one-note. No thanks.
ReplyDeleteMost successful artists are "kind of one-note", sadly. The market demands it. People want more of the same.
ReplyDeleteMost successful artists are "kind of one-note", sadly. The market demands it. People want more of the same.
ReplyDeleteTrue. Look at Picasso.
"There was this Italian dude from a few centuries ago who had a knack for working in stone."
ReplyDeleteWhy of course! Master Splinterino, the grandest on the Renaissance Grand Masters.
You're excused to have forgotten his name, Juan Sanchez Villa Lobos Ramirez; it IS a rather complicated one to recall.
"Look at Picasso."
For "similar" stuff, look at him there:
http://www.ilnudo.it/Picasso/Pablo.htm
http://www.ilnudo.it/Picasso/galleria.htm