Ciao, Pow! Blaammmm!!!!

[molly bloom]

So, farewell then, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, Scottish/British sculptor and progenitor of the 1950s' Pop Art movement in Great Britain.


For those unfamiliar with his work, if at any time you happen to have passed through Tottenham Court Road's underground station, you will have passed a piece of Paolozzi's legacy, the mosaic decoration.


As well as his early Pop Art works (the British movement predated the American New York Pop Art scene by a few years) he is also known for his large bronze sculptures, including the figure of Newton outside the new British Library.

http://www.studio-international.co.uk/reports/PaolozziE_10_5.htm

http://www.sculpture.uk.com/eduardo_paolozzi.htm

http://www.printeditions.com/epaindex.htm

[Grandpa Troll]

Thanks Molly Bloom

I enjoyed viewing some art work by Kenneth Armitage and woodrow and deacon

The thing about arts is often open to interpretation..they provoke thought and inspire others to release what is within them..thus sending it down the line

It is nice to come to the OT to see some non attack threads and no bashing threads to help honor and celebrate art

appreciate it

Grandpa Troll