by Franck Maubert · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782213687254
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«L'homme qui marche» is Franck Maubert's essay on Alberto Giacometti's sculpture, published by Fayard in paperback (131 pages, in French).
After World War II, Alberto Giacometti returns to his Parisian studio with tiny heads and figures that fit in matchboxes, and resumes his research on the human figure. Franck Maubert reconstructs the origin of L'Homme qui marche, the famous sculpture of a solitary, fragile and powerful man in motion, and the sources that inspired it.
The work includes bibliographic references and is listed in catalogs under the category Art and Culture.
Recommended for art and culture readers, especially those interested in Alberto Giacometti and twentieth-century sculpture.
