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Stone Conversations : Archive 7 : Message 00070

From: abknight@zzzzzz
Date: Mon, 4 Oct 2004 14:17:14 -0500 (CDT)
Subject: encyclopedia of stone sculpture


Quoted text begins.Well, not much, really. You probably know this work
already, but Jean
Arp has been a great inspiration to me. He also
exemplifies the
"before" aspect of that shift in focus that Norman and
others have been
discussing.

Bill Marsh
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Thanks Bill, its good just to recollect what Arp I''ve
seen. I always have liked "Head with Annoying Objects".
Its odd but I always have had an unpleasant feeling from
his cone-like protrusions that end in sharp points. I
suppose his vertical pieces are lithe and figural and I
should inspect them further, but I found them a little
attenuated and then perhaps deformed. I guess
discomfiture was a surrealist thing and something I would
never seek out. One of the things that I have hoped the
Internet could do would be to allow me to see a whole
ouvre but things are so broken up that I'm guessing a girl
might break a few nails scratching to access any more than
several Arp images.

Bill

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