El cuerpo en la escultura

Synopsis of El cuerpo en la escultura

This book by Tom Flynn explores the importance of the body in sculpture throughout history, from prehistoric times to the present day. It analyzes how sculptors have used the body to express aspirations, fears, and anxieties, from the myth of Pygmalion to modern performances related to AIDS. The work is complemented by abundant graphic documentation, including objects considered marginal such as wax figures, automatons, and dolls. This documented study examines the relationship between sculpture and the body over time.