The most noteworthy changes in the artist's revisions of this piece involved the depiction of fingers: in the original, they are thick, curvy, and well-defined stubs; in the 1923 version they were sharply angled carvings barely differentiable from the surrounding hair.
The most noteworthy changes in the artist's revisions of this piece involved the depiction of fingers: in the original, they are thick, curvy, and well-defined stubs; in the 1923 version they were sharply angled carvings barely differentiable from the surrounding hair. The piece shares its name with the nickname of the artist's Gate at Targu Jiu, whose neighboring carved half-circles resembles the eyes of the two intertwined figures in the 1908 version of this sculpture. FTP, name this primitively-styled sculpture series depicting two lovers embracing, created by Constantin Brancusi.
The most noteworthy changes in the artist's revisions of this piece involved the depiction of fingers: in the original, they are thick, curvy, and well-defined stubs; in the 1923 version they were sharply angled carvings barely differentiable from the surrounding hair.
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