Lucio Bubacco. Стекло.Часть 2.
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marinniLucio Bubacco.Стекло.Часть 2.
Garpe harvest with Baccus (front)
Mythological
The garden of the Eden
medusa
Perseo and Medusa
satir
myths
Perseo and Medusa
Angel and Devil
Eros and Aphrodite
Eros and Aphrodite
Blue and Ivory toast
Adam and Eve in blu
Vintage
The swan's feather
summer
Springs dance
Satirs lonliness
Satirninphand eros
Sacred and profane engr
Mythological toast
Mythological sensual dance
Mythological dance
Leda and the swan wf
Grape harvest with Baccus (back)
Gold grape bacchanal
fight
diana
A toast to Baccus
A tribute to Baccus
Bucolic composition
Black and ivory bacchanal
Black and ivory bacchanal
Начало см. по тэгам.
его САЙТ:http://www.luciobubacco.com/public/index.asp
Lucio Bubacco was born on the island of Murano (Venice), in April 1957. He began as a child with an old craftsman, playing with the glass and making small animals. In 1971, when he was 14, he completed his first works with the "lume" technique, inspired by Greek, Roman and Byzantine classic art, by medieval and renaissance theater and by "La Commedia dell'Arte."
Son of an artist, his father Severino Bubacco was a very important Maestro glass artist. In 1980 he began studying anatomical drawing with the Venetian artist Alessandro Rossi. His style takes on a new dimension; The movement of the figure becomes the central theme of his work.
His masterpieces are crafted in Murano glass, also called "soft glass" because of its high soda content, which is famous for its characteristic brightness and ideal for the "lume" process.
His technical experience and knowledge of glass color compatibility allow him to create unique works: figures entirely hand-formed and incorporated in blown-vases or in casting.
His works transcend traditional uses and conceptions of the "lume" technique. They collocate motive tensions and plasticity in a context of narrative surrealism, to create highly original pieces derived from his personal sensibility.
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Date: 2010-11-23 04:14 pm (UTC)Там выставлены некоторые его работы что Вы выложили в этих двух постах. Ну, и за одно, загляните сюда...http://andryik.livejournal.com/34829.html
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Date: 2010-11-23 05:14 pm (UTC)Дали, Майкл Паркес- что тут скажешь:)
Поздравляю с вернисажем!
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Date: 2010-11-23 05:33 pm (UTC)Только Майкла зовут оказывается не Паркес, а Паркс.
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Date: 2010-11-23 06:38 pm (UTC)Извините за нескромный вопрос- я мало кого лично знаю из постоянно живущих в США художников.
Если у вас купили работу, вы имеете право на авторский повтор?
Или только фото или постер можете показывать?
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Date: 2010-11-23 06:58 pm (UTC)Да, я имею право, как автор повторить сюжет купленной картины до 10-ти раз. Лигально.
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