Realities of Motion: The Sculpture of Robert Mangold
If you've been intrigued by Robert (Bob) Mangold's Anemotive Tower sculptures around Denver or his Double Tetrahedralhypersphere No. 41 that graces the outside of Kirkland Museum's building at 1201 Bannock, you'll certainly appreciate this book about his work.
Born in rural Indiana in 1930, Mangold started working on wind-driven sculpture as early as 1958—shortly before he moved to Colorado. This brief book features an introductory essay by John B. Woodward III, drawing on interviews with the artist as well as archival materials. Includes 14 pages of full color plates detailing Mangold's sculptures as well as numerous additional drawings and photos.
12" x 9" softcover
46 pages
© 1995 by John B. Woodward III and Artyard
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Realities of Motion: The Sculpture of Robert Mangold
Realities of Motion: The Sculpture of Robert Mangold
If you've been intrigued by Robert (Bob) Mangold's Anemotive Tower sculptures around Denver or his Double Tetrahedralhypersphere No. 41 that graces the outside of Kirkland Museum's building at 1201 Bannock, you'll certainly appreciate this book about his work.
Born in rural Indiana in 1930, Mangold started working on wind-driven sculpture as early as 1958—shortly before he moved to Colorado. This brief book features an introductory essay by John B. Woodward III, drawing on interviews with the artist as well as archival materials. Includes 14 pages of full color plates detailing Mangold's sculptures as well as numerous additional drawings and photos.
12" x 9" softcover
46 pages
© 1995 by John B. Woodward III and Artyard
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If you've been intrigued by Robert (Bob) Mangold's Anemotive Tower sculptures around Denver or his Double Tetrahedralhypersphere No. 41 that graces the outside of Kirkland Museum's building at 1201 Bannock, you'll certainly appreciate this book about his work.
Born in rural Indiana in 1930, Mangold started working on wind-driven sculpture as early as 1958—shortly before he moved to Colorado. This brief book features an introductory essay by John B. Woodward III, drawing on interviews with the artist as well as archival materials. Includes 14 pages of full color plates detailing Mangold's sculptures as well as numerous additional drawings and photos.
12" x 9" softcover
46 pages
© 1995 by John B. Woodward III and Artyard
