Chelmsford Public Library

The elements of sculpture, a viewer's guide, Herbert George

Label
The elements of sculpture, a viewer's guide, Herbert George
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (page 188) and index
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
The elements of sculpture
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
887934014
Responsibility statement
Herbert George
Sub title
a viewer's guide
Summary
Compelling and jargon-free, The Elements of Sculpture discovers and isolates the attributes - from the most physical to the most ephemeral - that make up an essential three-dimensional visual language; the very elements that form the tools sculptors use to create their art: Material, Place, Surface, Edge, Texture, Colour, Scale, Mass, Centre of Gravity, Volume, Space, Movement, Light and Memory. By teaching us how to look at and experience sculpture in the same way that sculptors think about sculpture, Herbert George provides us with the tools for understanding and appreciating the three-dimensional object, and demonstrates how we can begin to communicate using the language of sculpture
Table Of Contents
The object. Material ; Place -- Characteristics. Surface ; Edge ; Texture ; Colour ; Scale -- Physicality. Mass ; Centre of gravity -- Expanding the core. Volume ; Space -- Challenging solidity. Movement ; Light -- The effect of past experience. Memory -- After the elements of sculpture -- Further Reading -- Index of Artists -- Picture Credits -- Acknowledgements
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