Paul Dibble

ISBN 10: 1869536525 ISBN 13: 9781869536527

Published by David Bateman, Auckland, 2006

Language: English

Condition: Used - Near fine Soft cover

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A very close to new copy. An illustrated study of the work of New Zealand sculptor Paul Dibble, exploring the development of his distinctive artistic style and the ideas that have shaped his career. Jeanette Cook examines Dibble's sculptures in bronze and other materials, including his characteristic treatment of the human figure, native birds, plants and forms drawn from the New Zealand landscape. The book considers both smaller works and major public commissions, placing Dibble's sculpture within the wider development of contemporary New Zealand art and providing insight into his working methods and artistic influences.

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Title

Paul Dibble

Publisher

David Bateman, Auckland

Publication Date

2006

Language

English

ISBN 10

1869536525

ISBN 13

9781869536527

Binding

Soft cover

Condition

Near Fine

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