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Ernst Gamperl : Zwiesprache = dialogue / Herausgeber, Achim Heine, Ulrike Spengler.

LIBRA NK9698.G36 A4 2021
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Gamperl, Ernst, 1965- artist.
Heine, Achim, 1955- editor.
Spengler, Ulrike, 1967- editor.
Language:
English
German
Subjects (All):
Gamperl, Ernst, 1965-.
Gamperl, Ernst.
Art woodwork--Germany.
Art woodwork.
Wood-carving--Germany.
Wood-carving.
Germany.
Physical Description:
255 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), portraits ; 32 cm
Other Title:
Zwiesprache
Dialogue
Place of Publication:
Stuttgart : Arnoldsche, [2021]
Language Note:
Parallel texts in English and German.
Summary:
For the internationally renowned artist and wood turner Ernst Gamperl, the dialogue with the exceptionally vital material of wood is a source of creative inspiration. He works it with a technique bordering on magic and embraces its natural drying-out process in the design of his pieces, giving rise to impressive, powerful forms. 00Ernst Gamperl?s most extensive work in wood to date was created from a 230-year-old oak tree uprooted by a hurricane. In an ongoing process lasting ten years?the Lebensbaum (Tree of Life) project?he transformed this mighty tree into a unique ensemble of ninety-seven differently formed vessels and objects, one of which was awarded the famous LOEWE Craft Prize in 2017.00The publication is an impressive documentation of the artisanal-artistic work process as well as the Lebensbaum project in its entirety.
Notes:
Chiefly illustrated.
ISBN:
9783897906396
3897906392
OCLC:
1295396833
Publisher Number:
9783897906396

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