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Claude Lalanne, Pomme, bronze
Claude Lalanne
Claude Lalanne,
28 november 1925 in Paris,
10 april 2019 in Ury
Trained at the École des Arts Décoratifs and the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Claude Lalanne is one of the few French artists whose exceptional fame is now celebrated throughout the world.
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Claude Lalanne, Karl, bronze
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Claude Lalanne, The Giant Choupatte, bronze, à Ury
© Jean-philippe Lalanne
Claude Lalanne dans son atelier, à Ury
« What matters is the form and what it conveys to me »
Claude Lalanne's works are created from imprints and casts, using the process of electroplating. In this way, she captures natural forms and transforms them into sculptures. Her style is driven by an intuitive spirit: ‘What matters is the form and what it conveys to me.’
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Claude Lalanne, Singerie, bronze
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Claude Lalanne, Lapin de Victoire, bronze
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Claude Lalanne, Caroline Enceinte dans le jardin à Ury, bronze