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Alexander Archipenko

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Alexander Archipenko , 1887-1964, Ukrainian-American sculptor, b. Kiev. He moved to Moscow in 1906 and to Paris in 1908. There he began to adapt cubist technique to sculpture. In 1910 he opened his own art school in Paris, later moved (1921) to Berlin and established a school, and, finally, emigrated (1923) to New York City, where he also founded a school. In 1912, Archipenko introduced sculpto-painting, an attempt to unite form and color via mixed media. However, his major contribution to 20th-century sculpture was his realization of negative form. Archipenko recognized the aesthetic value of... Read more
Alexander Archipenko
Alexander Archipenko The Russian-American sculptor and teacher Alexan der Archipenko...translating the elements of cubist painting into sculptural form. Alexander Archipenko was born in the Ukrainian city of Kiev. His father was professor... Read more
Archipenko, Alexander
Archipenko, Alexander (1887–1964). Russian-bo...xE9;drano I (destroyed), Archipenko began making sculptures...represented performers there.) Archipenko quickly built up a reputation...sculptors. From 1921 to 1923 Archipenko lived in Berlin, where... Read more

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