Hybrid Fruit Called Pagoda

Arp, Hans
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Fruit hybride dit la Pagode
Pagoda Fruit
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/1721.3/97830
Date
1934
Description
Context view in the UCLA Sculpture Garden; In his sculpture, as in his other work, Arp linked together humans and animals, vegetable and inanimate objects, the organic and the inorganic. Such surprising fusions occur, for example, in Pagoda Fruit (1934; Clamart, Fond. Arp) and Mirror Leaf (1962; Locarno, Pin. Casa Rusca), while in Three Graces (1961; priv. col., see Trier, cat. no. 263) the figures of a woman and a column are brought together. Source: Grove Art Online; http://www.oxfordartonline.com/ (accessed 5/11/2009)
Type of Work
sculpture (visual work)
Subject
abstraction or non-objective, parks (recreation areas), organic forms, Twentieth century, Modernist
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