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Murray MacDonald : Arcanum : Sculptures, 1981-1989

Jocelyne Lupien, James D. Campbell

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Lupien outlines a history of attitudes towards sculpture and relates MacDonald's steel and aluminium architectonic work to notions of pictorial, monument, modelling and carving. Campbell discusses the sculptures in relation to the idea of dwelling. Biographical notes. 7 bibl. ref.

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Lupien outlines a history of attitudes towards sculpture and relates MacDonald's steel and aluminium architectonic work to notions of pictorial, monument, modelling and carving. Campbell discusses the sculptures in relation to the idea of dwelling. Biographical notes. 7 bibl. ref.

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Lupien outlines a history of attitudes towards sculpture and relates MacDonald's steel and aluminium architectonic work to notions of pictorial, monument, modelling and carving. Campbell discusses the sculptures in relation to the idea of dwelling. Biographical notes. 7 bibl. ref.

Key concepts: Sculpture, Carving, Relation (database), Art, Art history, Visual arts, Computer science, Database

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