You are driven by a desire for knowledge and truth. You can be a great researcher, educator, and philosopher. You possess clarity and persistence in your search for truth.
You have a strong interest in exploring scientific matters, philosophy, and even mysticism. “You are gifted with an analytical mind and an enormous appetite for the answers to life's hidden questions. Talent analysis of Isaku by expression number 7 p.Isaku name Numerology Numerology (Expression Number) Biographie d'une oeuvre, Paris : Flammarion, 2012, cat. Impressionist / Modern Evening Sale, London : Christie's, 2008, lot no. Biographie d'une oeuvre, Paris : Flammarion, 1991, cat. : Smithsonian Institution Press, 1988, cat. FLETCHER (under the direction of), Alberto Giacometti. 165Īlberto Giacometti, New York, NY : Sidney Janis Gallery, 1985, cat.
Reinhold HOHL, Alberto Giacometti, New York, NY : Harry N. Giacometti & Dubuffet, New York, NY : Sidney Janis Gallery, 1968, cat. Drawings 1913 1965, London : Arts Council of Great Britain, 1965, cat. 35Īlberto Giacometti (carton d'invitation), Geneva : Galerie Jan Krugier et Cie, 1963, cat. 279Īlberto GIACOMETTI, in Louisiana Revy, Humlebæk : Editions Louisiana, no. Marco BELPOLITI, Elio GRAZIOLI (under the direction of), in Riga, Milan : Marcos y Marcos, no. Riga, Cernusco Lombardo : Hestia edizioni, no. 86Ģ009 The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF), Maastricht (Netherlands), MECC, from 13th to March 22nd 2009Ģ010 The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF), Maastricht (Netherlands), MECC, from 12th to March 21st 2010 86ġ988 Alberto Giacometti 1901-1966, San Francisco, CA (United States Of America), San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, from December 15th 1988 to February 5th 1989, no. (United States Of America), Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, from September 15th to November 13th 1988, no. 22ġ985 Alberto Giacometti, New York, NY (United States Of America), Sidney Janis Gallery, from September 17th to November 2nd 1985, no. 125ġ968 Giacometti & Dubuffet, New York, NY (United States Of America), Sidney Janis Gallery, no. 136ġ965 Alberto Giacometti, Humlebæk (Denmark), Louisiana Museum for Moderne Kunst, from September 18th to October 24th 1965, no. Sculpture Paintings Drawings 1913 1965, London (United Kingdom), Tate Gallery, from July 17th to August 30th 1965, no. Having entered a private collection before 1960, this painting was chosen by Giacometti to be exhibited during his big retrospective in London and in Humlebaek (Denmark) in 1965.ġ963 Alberto Giacometti, Geneva (Switzerland), Galerie Jan Krugier et Cie, from May 30th to July 15th 1963, no. Another old photograph shows this portrait completed without a date or a signature, which indicates those were appended by the artist at a later date, probably for an exhibition.
In the same photographs, one also sees another painting, close to this one, with the same framing, probably abandoned after. Giacometti probably worked for a while on that portrait: although it is signed and dated 1958, this painting is visible, in its previous states, on photographs taken by Yanaihara in 1957. And the more it worked out, the more he disappeared”.
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It is a phenomenon typical of the portraits painted by Giacometti and particularly for the series of portraits of Yanaihara, of which the artist said: “We used to work all day, and by the evening, it was a painting. It appears that gradually, as the artist was working on this portrait, the size of the figure and particularly of the head was reduced. The model’s bust has clearly been worked on several times: the outlines of the first bust are visible under the model’s final silhouette. The attention is focused on the model: enclosed in a painted reframing (a process much used by Giacometti), he occupies the lower part of the painting, which accentuates the depth of space. The Parisian studio of the artist, where Yanaihara sat, is recognizable in the painting thanks to the oblique line of the wooden staircase leading to the mezzanine, without the artist giving us other anecdotic details of the place. The work on Yanaihara’s portrait enabled Giacometti to push to the limit his search for “copying a head exactly as one sees it”. In several texts, amongst which an article published in the magazine “Derrière le miroir” in 1961, he described those long sittings, the artist and the model trying to mutually exhaust each other. He met Alberto Giacometti in Paris in 1955, and regularly sat for the artist, in 1956 and then during his summer stays in France in 1957, 1959, 19. Isaku Yanaihara (1918-1989) was a professor of philosophy in Japan, a specialist of the work of Sartre, Genet and Camus, whose book “L’Etranger” he translated into Japanese.
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