Carne altrui 1884
medardorosso
carving
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natural shape and form
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carving
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sculpture
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textured
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charcoal drawing
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sculptural image
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possibly oil pastel
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rock
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sculpting
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underpainting
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natural texture
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charcoal
"Carne altrui" (1884) is a sculptural work by Italian artist Medardo Rosso, renowned for his innovative approach to sculpture. Rosso's "carne altrui" ("the flesh of others") is a powerful portrayal of a figure seemingly enveloped in another, creating a sense of both intimacy and unease. The rough, unfinished surface of the sculpture, reminiscent of unworked clay, further amplifies the immediacy and visceral nature of Rosso's artistic vision. This work, a hallmark of Rosso's artistic style, is a striking example of his exploration of the human form and its emotional weight.
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