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Brassaï - Atelier de Giacometti, 1932

by Jean Tinguely, 1960

saywasp L'Héros (The Hero) by Alexander Archipenko

Wrapped Motorcycle, 1962, Christo

Jacques Lipchitz, Homme à la guitare, 1920 x

'Leah, 2023'

barbara hepworth · single form

'sliding planes,' 1992 in patriciu mateescu - simetria bucharest 2016

Ultimately choosing the country lifestyle over that of the city, Joshua moved to the Hudson Valley to rediscover the basics; not only of life, but of design, woodworking & his first love - sculpture. Alongside his partner Kelly Zaneto, he operates the exquisite furniture and design workshop BCMT in Kingston, producing hand-made high quality pieces, in solid wood and natural materials. Known to be meticulous and detail oriented, it is Joshua’s Vogel’s indomitable energy to build, innate sense of larger design issues, and love of process that set him apart.

by Hans Arp, 1937

Wanda Czełkowska (1930-2021 ) / Head (part of the Wall installation) 1975-1976

Matisse Sculpture (Torso Detail) at Aquavella Galleries, New York, NY, 5 15 26, Photo by Joe Bruha, Copyright 2026

alberto giacometti, 1950

Before becoming a renowned artist, Calder studied mechanical engineering at the Stevens Institute of Technology. Though many of his works are abstract, they were deeply inspired by the natural world, particularly the movement of fish, water, and plants, which he considered "nature's mobiles".

Henry Moore, Mother and Son, 1967

at Sies Hoeke Düsseldorf

by Thomas Kiesewetter, 2010