Bronze
Definition
This term refers to a metal alloy traditionally used in sculpture, known for its durability, malleability, and ability to capture fine details, making it a favored material for artists across different cultures and periods.
History
Bronze has been used in art since antiquity, prized for its strength and versatility, allowing for the creation of intricate and durable sculptures, often used to commemorate important figures or events.
Notable Examples
Auguste Rodin
The Thinker, 1904
Henry Moore
Reclining Figure, 1939
Donatello
David, 1440
Key Artists & Movements
Key figures include Auguste Rodin, whose bronze sculptures are iconic in modern art, and Henry Moore, who used bronze to explore abstract forms and the human figure.
Techniques & Materials
Techniques include casting, often using the lost-wax method, as well as patination to achieve various surface finishes, allowing for both realistic and abstract interpretations in sculpture.
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