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		Enzo Mario Plazzotta was born at Mestre, near Venice, on May 29th 1921.
		In 1947 Plazzotta accompanied General Cordorna to present the figure to the British Special Forces in London, as a symbol of the unity of their work with the Partisans.
		It was not until the early sixties that Plazzotta felt sufficiently secure financially to take up sculpting again, and, aware that returning to sculpture in his forties was not ideal, he embraced the challenge with gusto.
	robertbowman.com /modern/show/198 (611 words)

	Enzo Plazzotta - Biocrawler
		Enzo Plazzotta (1921 - October 12, 1981) was an Italian-born British sculptor.
		He was born in Mestre, near Venice, and spent his working life in London.
		Plazzotta is best remembered for a fascination with and study of movement in bronze - the human form, horses, ballerinas, and for his female studies, many of which adorn London's streets.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Enzo_Plazzotta (145 words)

	Enzo Plazzotta - Spring 2002 Exhibition
		Enzo Plazzotta was born in Mestre, near Venice, in 1921 and died in 1981 after having worked in London as a sculptor for more than half his life.
		After the war Plazzotta took up sculpture again and following a commission from the Italian Committee of Liberation to commemorate their successful collaboration with the British Special Forces, he came to London to present the statuette personally to the Special Forces club.
		His female studies are perhaps the most admired of his bronzes and a series of horses in action led to commissioned work of some famous racehorses by their owners.
	www.blackheath-gallery.co.uk /sp2002-files/plazzotta.htm (253 words)

	CHRISTOPHER A LONG - Enzo Plazzotta Bronzes
		Enzo Plazzotta was born in Mestre, near Venice, in 1921 and spent his student days in Milan studying sculptural drawing and modelling under Giocomo Manzu at the Academia di Brera, and architecture at the Politecnicao.
		Plazzotta was engaged in guerrilla activities and in conjunction with the British Special Forces was on the organising end of a clandestine escape route for Jews and escaped Allied prisoners of war en route from Italy to Switzerland.
		Plazzotta himself was chosen to make the presentation to the Special Forces Club headquarters in London, and the bronze still has a place of honour there today.
	www.christopherlong.co.uk /pri/plazzotta.html (734 words)

	1921 - Medicow
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		Plazzotta is best remembered for a fascination with and study of movement in 1921- the human form, horses, ballerinas, and for his female studies, many of which adorn London's streets.
		'''Enzo Plazzotta''' (1921- 1921, 1921) was an 1921 -born 1921 sculptor.
	www.medicow.com /topics/1921 (284 words)

	Londonist: Londonist Stalks… Enzo Plazzotta
		The dancer is performing the jeté movement, a common leap in ballet.
		However, the work is close enough to the perimeter fence for the general public to enjoy.
		Ballet was one of the artist’s favoured subjects, and this bronze sculpture is well placed, close to the opera house.
	www.londonist.com /archives/2005/12/londonist_stalk_2.php (618 words)

	plazzotta the sculptor
		Plazzotta took up sculpture again and following a commission from the Italian Committee of Liberation to commemorate their successful collaboration with the British Special Forces, he came to London to present the statuette personally to the Special Forces club.
		Plazzotta was a brave and gifted man and his sculpture, though often ridiculed by the 'art intelligentsia' as eclectic, was and continues to be widely appreciated.
		His contribution will remain to be assessed more objectively as the passage of time and taste, together with the perceptions of artistic expression, allows historical perspective.
	www.plazzotta.co.uk /plazzotta_the_sculptor.htm (337 words)

	John Robinson - My Story
		In an art magazine I had seen advertised the bronzes of Enzo Plazzotta, and greatly admired them, and envied the skill of the sculptor.
		At this time Enzo was specialising in ballet dancers, and female nudes.
		Unfortunately the hard war that Enzo fought in the Italian Guerilla forces in the Apennines, being twice captured by the Nazis, and twice jumping from speeding trains to escape deportation to Germany, took its toll on his body.
	www.popmath.org.uk /sculpture/pages/mystory.html (3315 words)

	Tour Home Campus
		Father wrote to the magazine and received permission to use the drawing of an older brother carrying his younger brother on his back.
		In 1977 Italian sculptor Enzo Plazzotta was commissioned to create a modern version of the statue.
		From his clay model, five bronze castings were made at the Mariani foundry in Piestrasanta, Italy.
	www.girlsandboystown.org /aboutus/tour/tour.asp?id=15 (127 words)

	The River Thames Guide - Statues, Monuments & Cathedrals -
		Left: The Young Dancer by Enzo Plazzotta - photo by Les Baker and reproduced by his kind permission.
		This statue of a young ballet dancer sits in Bow Street opposite the entrance to the Royal Opera House.
		It was sculpted by Enzo Plazzotta, an Italian who was born in Mestre, near Venice, but who spent more than half his life in London.
	www.riverthames.co.uk /thingstodo/statues/5412.htm (123 words)

	The Royal Gazette
		The installation of ‘Jeté’, created by Italian sculptor Enzo Plazzotta in 1975, marks another major step in the Corporation’s plan to create a public ‘Sculpture Park’ in the heart of Hamilton.
		The life-sized bronze from the Young Collection — a recent bequest to the BNG by the late John Hinson Young II, and his wife, Nelga, who survives him — depicts David Wall, former principal dancer with The Royal Ballet, and now principal repetiteur with the English National Ballet, in the balletic leap, ‘Jeté’.
		Sculptor Enzo Plazzotta was born in Mestre, near Venice, Italy in 1921 and died in 1981, having worked in London for more than half his life, although he maintained his contacts with his native land, and had a studio in Tuscany.
	www.theroyalgazette.com /siftology.royalgazette/Article/article.jsp?articleId=7d7234330030009§ionId=80 (616 words)

	Plazzotta the company
		We may also be able to acquire other Plazzotta works through private clients or other dealers.
		The office and storeroom are open by appointment only.
		For those interested we are sad to anounce that Mrs Gillian Plazzotta, Enzo's widow, died on the 31st July 2004 and is of course greatly missed by all of us.
	www.plazzotta.co.uk /plazzotta_the_company.htm (105 words)

	londonist's Stalking Enzo Plazzotta - Platial.com
		This time, we took the logical step of pursuing his contemporary Enzo Plazotta.
		You could be forgiven for confusing the two, particularly given that they were both British artists of Italian origin.
		Whereas Paolozzi meshed and mashed man with mechanics to form cubic or surrealist representations, Plazzotta specialised in more delicate bronze works that often capture the movement of his subjects.
	platial.com /londonist/map/4118 (106 words)

	Bermuda Parks
		His house is now the Bermuda public library and the Bermuda Historical Society Museum.
		On February 2, 2007 “Jete”, a life-size bronze of international ballet star David Wall by Italian sculptor Enzo Plazzotta, was installed in Par-La-Ville Park.
		Part of the recent bequest to the Bermuda National Gallery by John Hinson Young II and Nelga Young, it depicts the dancer David Wall, former Principal dancer with the Royal Ballet and now Principal Repetiteur with English National Ballet, in a leap known as a jeté.
	www.bermuda.com /attractions/parks (1068 words)

	ENZO PLAZZOTTA (1921-1981)
		During the 1960s, Enzo Plazzotta established himself in London as a leading sculptor.
		He produced both accessible, popular pieces and more personal expressions in which he overcame conceptual and technical problems.
		For a biography of Enzo Plazzotta, please refer to Chris Beetles Summer Show 2002, page 46.
	www.chrisbeetles.com /pictures/artists/Plazzotta_Enzo/Plazzotta_Enzo.htm (61 words)

	Amazon.com: Enzo Plazzotta,: [catalogue of an exhibition]: Books: Enzo Plazzotta
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		Enzo Plazzotta,: [catalogue of an exhibition] (Unknown Binding)
	www.amazon.com /Enzo-Plazzotta-catalogue-exhibition/dp/B0006C788E (461 words)

	University of Dundee : External Relations : Press Office
		Sir Peter returned to the University in 1992 to deliver the Discovery Lecture and open the West Park Centre.
		The University's splendid sculpture of Sir Peter (purchased from the Italian artist Enzo Plazzotta in 1968) was displayed in the Tower Foyer in April.
		It can currently be seen in its permanent home in the Ustinov Room, Bonar Hall.
	www.dundee.ac.uk /pressoffice/contact/2004/may/ustinov.html (616 words)

	londonist's Stalking Enzo Plazzotta - Platial.com
		This time, we took the logical step of pursuing his contemporary Enzo Plazotta.
		You could be forgiven for confusing the two, particularly given that they were both British artists of Italian origin.
		Whereas Paolozzi meshed and mashed man with mechanics to form cubic or surrealist representations, Plazzotta specialised in more delicate bronze works that often capture the movement of his subjects.
	www.platial.com /londonist/map/4118 (106 words)

	Enzo - new and used books
		It is in this tradition that Enzo Bianchi writes, in response to requests from brothers, sisters and guests of his community who ask him for 'a reason for his hope'.
		These 'words' are not listed alph2Odtically or by theme, but arranged to take us on a journey, through the use of a mdthod of alousions and cross-references in which one term evokes another.
		Enzo; ENZO SELLERIO - A Photographer in Sicily.
	www.isbn.pl /A-enzo (498 words)

	Bronze Sculptures
		This is a very time-consuming process, and if the casting process fails, all the artist's work will be lost.
		He is known for his study of movement in bronze.
		Arturo Di Modica is an artist in New York City who created one of the largest bronze sculptures.
	www.exquisitesculptures.com /Kinds-of-Sculptures-Bronze-Sculptures (529 words)

	1921 - GameFactSheet (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Enzo Plazzotta - Result for Enzo Plazzotta - Meaning of Enzo Plazzotta - Definition of Enzo Plazzotta - Dictionary of Meaning - www.mauspfeil.net
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	Jonathan Poole - Compton Cassey Gallery
		The Jonathan Poole Gallery has been established for thirty eight years, specialising in contemporary sculpture and exhibition organising throughout the world.
		The Gallery represents the Art Estates of John Lennon, Ronnie Wood, Miles Davis, Enzo Plazzotta and Jean Shepeard, organising exhibitions of their art throughout Europe.
		Paintings and sculpture by Jonathan Poole, who specialises in wildlife art and portraits, are on permanent exhibition at Compton Cassey, when not on exhibition at other international galleries, likewise with paintings by Bobby Plisnier.
	www.jonathanpoole.co.uk (249 words)

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	UK - London - Knightsbridge: Belgrave Square - Homage to Leonardo on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		UK - London - Knightsbridge: Belgrave Square - Homage to Leonardo
		Homage to Leonardo, the Vitruvian Man, by Italian sculptor Enzo Plazzotta (1921-81), completed by his assistant Mark Holloway in 1982, and sponsored by Mr.
		John M Harbert III, of Birmingham, Alabama, is the only statue that sits within the fenced private garden of Belgrave Square.
	www.flickr.com /photos/wallyg/298028665 (691 words)

	Jonathan Poole
		The Gallery would be delighted to forward individual photographs or catalogues of the works currently on exhibition in the Sculpture Garden or Gallery.
		Catalogues or videos are available showing works by the following — The Art of John Lennon, The Art of Miles Davis, Enzo Plazzotta, Jonathan Poole, Bobby Plisnier.
		Please view our 'Musicians as Artists' Exhibition page
	www.art-connection.com /Jonathan_Poole (216 words)

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