Brancusi and His World

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Exploring the intricate relationship between Constantin Brancusi's Romanian roots and his Parisian influences, this collection of essays by Edith Balas delves into his artistic evolution over 35 years of scholarship. Balas highlights how Brancusi, trained as an artisan, transformed traditional elements into a modern sculptural language, rejecting academic norms while engaging with contemporary artistic trends. The essays illuminate his dual heritage, revealing how it shaped his pioneering role in modern sculpture and the lasting impact of his work into the twenty-first century.