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Naum Gabo, preeminent Constructivist sculptor, was born in Briansk, Russia, in 1890. He studied political philosophy and engineering before attending the University of Munich, where he studied art history with Heinrich Wöfflin, one of the most prominent modern art historians. During World War I he lived in Norway as a refugee, working on his ...
Constructivist art pioneer Naum Gabo was born Neyemiya Borisovich Pevzner into a Jewish family in Bryansk, Russia, on 5 August 1890, although he had a Russian Orthodox nanny and, like the offspring of many other assimilated families, was baptised. His older brother was fellow Constructivist artist Antoine Pevsner and Gabo changed his name ...
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22 de nov. de 2018 · Naum Gabo es un escultor ruso, fundador del movimiento constructivista, que se caracterizó por la realización de esculturas a partir de materiales industriales. Las primeras obras que Naum Gabo realizó entre 1915 y 1917 son cabezas y torsos "constructivos", deudores de la descomposición de volúmenes en planos del cubismo analítico.
10 de sept. de 2017 · Naum Gabo, vanguardia y revolución. Nacido como Naum Neemia Pevsner, en 1890, en Bryansk, ciudad distante unos 400 kilómetros al sudoeste de Moscú, llegó al arte desde las ciencias, y eso se ...
Naum Gabo. 1890 m. rugpjūčio 5 d. Naumo Gabo kinetinio meno skulptūra, pastatyta 1957 m. Roterdame. Naumas Gabo (tikr. Naum Neemia Pevsner, 1890 – 1977 m.) – iš Rusijos žydų kilęs XX a. skulptorius, teatro dizaineris, meno teoretikas. Konstruktyvizmo ir kinetinio meno srovių atstovas.
NAUM GABO, 1890–1977. By George Rickey. GABO DIED ON AUGUST 23, 1977, at the age of 87, the last survivor of the great form-givers of 20th-century art. Born Naum Neemia Pevsner in Briansk, Russia, into a large well-to-do family, he was sent to Munich to study medicine. But he turned to engineering and began to be interested in modern art.
