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Sophisticated art to celebrate a simple job,
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This review is from: Solitude: Art And Symbolism In The National Basque Monument (The Basque Series) (Hardcover)
In a beautifully illustrated book Carmelo Urza finely analyses the discussions about this avant-garde sculpture made to celebrate the Basque shepherds of America. He shows and comments the different points of view of those implied: the Basque-american community to whom the monument was dedicated, the Basque government in Spain and, of course, the artist himself. He also provides us with detailed information of the negotiations which finally led to the placing of the monument where it is now. It is a book worth reading in order to know about the aspirations and self-image of the Basques living in America, but also of those living in Spain.
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Solitude: Art And Symbolism In The National Basque Monument (The Basque Series) by Carmelo Urza (Hardcover - November 1, 1993)
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