Sanda Miller

Constantin Brancusi

Senior Lecturer in the History of Art Sanda Miller

Sanda Miller is the first Western European historian to have subjected Brancusi to exhaustive analysis: being Romanian by birth, she has a full knowledge of the literature and is able to bring to bear Romanian memoirs, literary texts, histories, and recent scholarship with confidence and to make a new range of knowledge accessible to western readers. The material on Brancusi's childhood and training both as a craftsman and fine artist at the School of Arts and Crafts in Craiova and the Academy of Fine Arts in Bucharest respectively, provides a new basis for the assessment of his work, after as well as before his arrival in Paris. Brancusi is accepted as a major figure in histories of twentieth-century sculpture. Where the problems of sculpture, craft and materials, of formalism and the avant-garde or of 'primitivism' in modernism are concerned, he will remain a major figure to be discussed. This is a substantial contribution to knowledge about Brancusi and his work which includes many illustrations never previously published.

A Survey of His Work

Tate Modern (Gallery)

Published to accompany the exhibition held at Tate Modern, London, 29 January - 23 May 2004 and Solomon R Guggenheim Museum, New York, 10 June - 19 September 2004.

The Essence of Things

Sidney Geist

A Retrospective Exhibition

Constantin Brancusi, 1876-1957

Constantin Brancusi, est né le 19 février 1876 à Hobi?a dans le jude? de Gorj, en Roumanie. Il est mort le 16 mars 1957 à Paris.

Carolyn Lanchner

Hilton Kramer

Brâncusi, the Sculptor as Photographer

Constantin Brancusi

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