Showing 7 artworks with Alberto Giacometti and with artwork date before 1942 and with artwork date after 1932
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Alberto Giacometti
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-1942
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1932+
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- Alberto Giacometti
- Minimalist Art
- Alberto Giacometti Sculpture
- Clock Face
- Abstract Human Form
- Bronze Torso
- Contemporary Sculpture Gift
- Existential Art Decor
- Figure Sculpture Modern Art
- 1932 Sculpture
- White Sculpture Ball
- Surrealist Wood Art
- Modernist Sculpture
- Sculpture Art
- Giacometti Style Drawing
- Dark Art Piece
- Abstract Form
- Hand
- Modern Sculpture
- Sculpture For Living Room
- Time
- Modern Figurative Sculpture
- Swiss Artist Giacometti
- Swiss Sculptor
- Fragility Art Piece
- Existentialism Sculpture
- Wood
- Scorpion Sculpture
- Wood And Plaster Sculpture
- Intricate Bronze
- Existentialist Sculpture
- Swiss Modernist Art
- 1930S Modern Art
- Point To The Eye Artwork
- Geometric Art
- Contemporary Art
- Black Sculpture
- Emotional Wall Art
- Apple Still Life
- Geometric Composition
- Metal
- Red Tabletop
- Sculpture Object Minimalism
- Elongated Figure
- Giacometti Artwork
- 1930S Modernism
- Modern Art
- 1940 Sculpture
- Wooden Table Scene
- Sculpture
Experience Giacometti's poignant 1932 sculpture, a Surrealist meditation on fragility and existence; discover this masterpiece of form.
Explore Alberto Giacometti's iconic sculpture 'Point to the Eye,' created in 1932. This minimalist masterpiece embodies existentialism and showcases meticulous craftsmanship, reflecting his father Giovanni’s artistic legacy.
Explore Alberto Giacometti's iconic sculpture 'Caught Hand,' featuring a hauntingly elongated hand with a clock face – a poignant meditation on time and human form, crafted from wood and metal.
A hauntingly balanced composition of apples and a wooden table captures the existential essence of Alberto Giacometti's 1937 still life, offering a profound piece for your collection to explore modern mastery.
A hauntingly intricate bronze torso by Alberto Giacometti captures the raw essence of 1940s existentialism through its striking form and craftsmanship, inviting you to explore this profound masterpiece for your collection.
Explore Alberto Giacometti’s ‘Woman with Her Throat Cut,’ a striking 1940 sculpture embodying existentialism & Surrealist influences. A dark, geometric masterpiece.