Thursday, October 05, 2017

That's one hard body ...




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Life-Size Sculptures Of Women Inspired By Renaissance Art
Chinese artist Luo Li Rong creates life-size bronze sculptures of women inspired by Renaissance and Baroque sculpting techniques. Her figures are usually captured in motion, often with their dresses or garments seemingly fluttering in the breeze around them, and the artist’s painstaking attention to detail ensures that every crease and fold is precisely where it should be.

Sculpting Girl Beauty

This kind of talent  blows me away.  
I would photo-chop it though, if it suited my purpose.

10/05/2017 08:33:00 AM 4 Comments

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Anonymous said...

very graceful and nicely done.

--mech

10/5/17, 12:19 PM
Chris in NC said...

I'm with you Rodger, that kind of talent blows me away too. Such a gifted artist.

10/5/17, 12:23 PM
Unknown said...

Hmmm...'reminds me of Tamara de Lempicka's "Young Girl in Green" (I tend to remember it as "Girl in the Green Dress"), one of my favorites. I was fortunate enough, quite a few years ago, to have enjoyed a brief (too brief!) romance with a young woman who seemed the personification of the painting! https://thecultureprojectblog.wordpress.com/2016/02/09/paintings-you-should-know-tamara-de-lempickas-young-girl-in-green/

10/5/17, 12:51 PM
oy vey ole' said...

And then there is Juliana LePine who works in miniature.
https://www.youtube.com/user/JuLePine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yn5hbuS1t2s

10/8/17, 12:20 PM

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