The Wings of Peace
| Artist: | Carlo Zauli |
| Location: | Tel Aviv University |
| Size: | |
| Material: | Ceramic |
| Date: | 1990 |
Description A rectangle standing on a corner that has an evocative title
Caption “Carlo Zauli Museum
Dedicated to the great Faenza artist who died in 2002, Carlo Zauli was one of the greatest ceramist sculptor of the 20th century with works exhibited in thirty-six museums all over the world.
The Museum is located in the historical workshop of the artist and the permanent collection is displayed in the very rooms where the artist used to work. Today it is still possible to visit the clay cellar, enamel room, kiln room and the high and low relief room where large pieces of earth would become sculptures.
Thanks to its rich calendar of activities, events and ceramic courses, the Carlo Zauli Museum has managed to remain a prestigious centre of international appeal for established artists and art lovers.”
From: [http://www.hotel-vittoria.com/en/carlo-zauli-museum_31.html]
For more information about the artist go to: museocarlozauli.culturalspot.org/exhibit/carl...
Dedicated to the great Faenza artist who died in 2002, Carlo Zauli was one of the greatest ceramist sculptor of the 20th century with works exhibited in thirty-six museums all over the world.
The Museum is located in the historical workshop of the artist and the permanent collection is displayed in the very rooms where the artist used to work. Today it is still possible to visit the clay cellar, enamel room, kiln room and the high and low relief room where large pieces of earth would become sculptures.
Thanks to its rich calendar of activities, events and ceramic courses, the Carlo Zauli Museum has managed to remain a prestigious centre of international appeal for established artists and art lovers.”
From: [http://www.hotel-vittoria.com/en/carlo-zauli-museum_31.html]
For more information about the artist go to: museocarlozauli.culturalspot.org/exhibit/carl...
Other References For more information about the artist: http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/fa20080626a1.htm... http://www.wingsofpeace.net/news/news.html