Paris, France
The Parisian home of the sculptor Constantin Brancusi, a student of Rodin,
a cult figure of European modernism, whose work has become an important element
of the art of the 20th century. Ronsin Lane was a hotbed of creativity not only in
the 1920s, but after the war such cult artists as Max Ernst, Jean Tinguely,
Yves Klein and others came here.
Swiss artist Daniel Spoerri :
“It was a living, unusual community, a secret, hidden from prying eyes,
artistic world in the center of modern Paris, guarded like a real secret”
The house has three bedrooms with simple furnishings, wooden floors and white
walls. Here, two workshops have a separate entrance and overlook the courtyard.
The kitchen-living room with ceilings up to four meters are under one roof and
overlook a large yard planted with trees.
Ателье-музей Бранкузи — находится рядом с Центром Помпиду и является его филиалом.
Всё наследие скульптора (41 рисунок, 137 скульптур, 2 картины, 85 пьедесталов и
более 1000 фотографий), переехало в этот музей, построенный
по проекту Ренцо Пьяно.
Self-Portrait with Polaire by Constantin Brancusi, 1921
La Muse Endormie. Constantin Brancusi
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