The H'ART Museum will organize an exhibition dedicated to Constantin Brâncuși, with works from the Centre Pompidou collection, between September 2025 and January 2026.
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The exhibition 'Brâncuși, The Birth of Modern Sculpture' will take place at the H'ART Museum in Amsterdam, with works on loan from the Pompidou Center, including more than 30 masterpieces and original materials. It is the first Brâncuși solo exhibition in Amsterdam and the second in the Netherlands. It will explore the central themes of the artist's work, highlighting his innovations in sculpture. The exhibition will be accompanied by an illustrated catalog, published by WBooks, and will provide a detailed insight into his creative process.
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Expoziție Brâncuşi la un muzeu din Amsterdam. Centrul Pompidou din Paris împrumută 30 de sculpturi
Expoziţie Brâncuşi la Amsterdam, cu sprijinul ICR - Centrul Pompidou împrumută 30 de capodopere sculpturale H’ART Museum
Expoziţie Brâncuşi la Amsterdam, cu sprijinul ICR - Centrul Pompidou împrumută 30 de capodopere sculpturale H’ART Museum
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