Michaël Lipp: “The Work of Ipoustéguy”
Consulter plus de textes Michaël Lipp: “The Work of Ipoustéguy” In Lyon, in the center of the square, stands the statue of Louise Labé. The power of her intellect elevates her above earthly conditions. Caught in helical coils—recalling the figura serpentina—she...
Michel Troche: “Impregnable Ipoustéguy”
Consulter plus de textes Michel Troche: “Impregnable Ipoustéguy” “In the work, here, there is no pretension of knowledge, or of exact analysis… other than that of having seen you and restoring the unknown, the enigma, within your knowledge.”I like Ipoustéguy’s...
Théophile Choquet: “The Call to Sculpture”
Consulter plus de textes Théophile Choquet: “The Call to Sculpture” [Scene: A sculptor’s studio. Perhaps Ipoustéguy’s.][When the audience enters, the actor is already on stage. He is warming up with a series of large, sweeping movements, breathing hard.]ACTOR: I...Mady Ménier: “Ipoustéguy”
Consulter plus de textes Mady Ménier: “Ipoustéguy” It was not until 1949 that he turned to sculpture. [Henri-Georges] Adam championed his work at the 1956 Salon de Mai. La Rose (plaster, 1m high), in which a hand embraces the void, is a prophetic work, yet it went...