Jacques Lipchitz1891–1973Detachable Figure (Dancer)
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“Detachable Figure (Dancer)” şu anda nerede? Cleveland Sanat Müzesi, 223 20th Century Avant-Garde, Cleveland. Evet, şu anda sergileniyor. Kontrol edildi 9 Kasım 2026.
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An eye, a lifted arm and kicking legs emerge from Jacques Lipchitz's Detachable Figure (Dancer), made in 1915 and now in the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland. That year he began producing Cubist sculpture, including jointed wooden figures that seemed capable of being taken apart and rearranged. Their forms recalled everyday objects while retaining signs of bodies. Lipchitz came from a Jewish household in Lithuania, at that time ruled by the Russian Empire. He moved to Paris at eighteen and became friends with Picasso and Modigliani. On view in gallery 223.
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Jacques Lipchitz began making Cubist sculptures in 1915 and created several jointed or “detachable” wood sculptures that mimicked everyday objects and appeared as if they could be reassembled or interchanged. Although this sculpture might initially seem abstract, a face with an eye, an upraised arm, an elongated torso, and curvy, kicking legs are recognizable. Lipchitz was born into a Jewish family in Lithuania, then part of the Russian Empire. At 18, he moved to Paris and established friendships with avant-garde artists such as Pablo Picasso and Amedeo Modigliani.
Cleveland Sanat Müzesi
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- Envanter numarası
- 1972.367
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- Cleveland Sanat Müzesi
- Görsel: Cleveland Sanat Müzesi — © the artist or rights holder
