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	Biography Biographie biografia Igor Mitoraj
		Heute lebt Igor Mitoraj abwechselnd in Paris und Pietrasanta und gehört zu den bekanntesten zeitgenössischen Bildhauern.
		Igor Mitoraj was born in Oederan in 1944 to Polish parents.
		Igor Mitoraj was born, of Polish parents, in Oederan, Germany, in 1944.
	www.adhikara.com /igor-mitoraj/biography.htm (1204 words)

	Igor Mitoraj - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Igor Mitoraj (born 1944) is a Polish artist born in Oederan, Germany.
		Mitoraj's sculptural style is heavily rooted in the classical tradition with its focus on the well modelled torso.
		However, Mitoraj introduces a post-modern twist with ostentatiously truncated limbs emphasising the damage sustained by most genuine classical sculptures.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Igor_Mitoraj (299 words)

	Igor Mitoraj on artnet
		Find works of art, auction results & sale prices of artist Igor Mitoraj at galleries and auctions worldwide.
		Igor Mitoraj was born in Oderan, Germany, from Polish parents.
		He then had a classic painting education at the Cracovie Art School and at the Cracovie Academy of Fine Art.
	www.artnet.com /artist/11916/igor-mitoraj.html (229 words)

	Museo d'Arte Moderna di Lugano - The Artist
		Igor Mitoraj was born on 26 March 1944 at Oederan, in Germany.
		Parallel to this, Mitoraj was taking long trips abroad: to New York, where the lively and stimulating art scene was a great attraction for him, and in Greece, where he closely studied the ancient statuary.
		The year 1986 was an important one in Igor Mitoraj's artistic career: having taken part in many group exhibitions, and having held many of his own, he was invited to the 42nd Venice Biennale.
	www.museodartemoderna-lugano.ch /mitoraj/eng/it/lartista.html (472 words)

	IGOR MITORAJ (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Igor Mitoraj, born in 1944 in Germany from a French father and a Polish mother.
		Mitoraj has a well recognizable style: his modern reinterpretation of ancient sculpture, Greek and Egyptian in particular, allows to insert his works without difficulties in an urban environment.
		Mitoraj deliberately leaves many of his bodies maimed, often even acephalous, as if they were archeological excavations, thus creating a certain distance of time.
	www.myvenice.org /IGOR-MITORAJ (362 words)

	Igor Mitoraj (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Born in Oederan, Germany in 1944 of Polish Parents, Igor Mitoraj was first trained as a painter, studying under the tutelage of Tadeuz Kantor at the Krakov Academy of Art.
		Mitoraj's works blend elements of Antiquity, Surrealism and Post-modernism, reinterpreting the proportional, spiritual and aesthetic perfection of Ancient Greece, and the cerebral, and psychological dismemberment of Surrealism.
		Mitoraj has exhibited extensively in Europe and the United States, and has garnered many commissions, his most recent in Paris, and at Canary Wharf in London.
	www.miriamshiell.com /old/mitorajpage.htm (156 words)

	Igor Mitoraj (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Igor Mitoraj was born in Oederan in 1944 to Polish parents.
		Mitoraj left for Paris and briefly studied at the Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts, where he was greatly accepted into the artistic milieu during the tumultuous student unrest of 1968.
		Mitoraj's sculptures are now to be found in the most important public and private collections of contemporary art.
	www.miriamshiell.com /artists/mitoraj/artistbio.shtml (228 words)

	Igor Mitoraj. Sculptures and pictures. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The subject most often depicted in Igor Mitoraj's sculptures is the human body.
		Mitoraj's figures contrast these ancient masterpieces by not possessing the idealised, beautiful, youthful bodies bereft of the traces of aging.
		Igor Mitoraj's creative activity (he was born in 1944) in Poland is still insufficient.
	www.zamek-krolewski.com.pl /awc172.htm (823 words)

	INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE - PASSION - THE OLYMPIC MUSEUM LAUSANNE
		This spring and summer, the Olympic Museum will be focusing on monumental sculpture; the artist Igor Mitoraj, born in Poland in 1944, is the creator in question.
		Mitoraj's work is a tribute to the cradles of civilization: Greece and Italy, for their marble and use of bronze, but also Egypt.
		Igor Mitoraj was born in 1944 to Polish parents.
	www.olympic.org /uk/passion/museum/temporary/exhibition_uk.asp?id=11&type=0 (629 words)

	Igor Mitoraj - Wikimedia Commons
		Eros Bendato by Mitoraj (bronze), 1999, exhibition in Cracow, 2003
		Tindaro screpolato by Mitoraj (bronze), 1998, exhibition in Cracow, 2003
		Gambe Alate by Mitoraj (bronze), 2002, exhibition in Cracow, 2003
	commons.wikimedia.org /wiki/Igor_Mitoraj (112 words)

	Galerie Jean Gabriel Mitterand (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mitoraj’s sculptures are reconceptualizations of the classical spirit in the situation of modern spiritlessness and disspiretedness, as it were...
		The modern world is celebrated for its scientific and technological mastery of nature, including human nature, but the legacy in the process of accomplishing this mastery it has lost the sense of the wholeness of the human self that is of christian as well as pagan thinking about the human.
		Polish born Igor Mitoraj studied at the Cracow Academy of Art under Tadeuz Kantor.
	www.cofrase.com /artforum/html/d02-030h.htm (333 words)

	Sculptures by Igor Mitoraj in Lugano — Mutilated Figures ...
		19 monumental sculptures by the Polish artist Igor Mitoraj (*1944) are on display in the heart of the old part of Lugano.
		The Cornèr-Bank has sponsored the Igor Mitoraj exhibition in celebration of its 50 year jubilee and in order to offer Lugano's citizens and tourists a special cultural experience.
		Though Mitoraj intentionally leaves his statues 'incomplete' and thereby raises the principle "pars pro toto" to a three-dimensional level, he barely distances himself from the ideals that animate Classical Antiquity.
	www.swissart.net /e/news/archive-article.php3?myeditid=143&langindex=en (342 words)

	MEGA - Firenze
		The "Gods and Heroes" exhibition by famous sculptor Igor Mitoraj has been organized by the Cassa di Risparmio of Florence to mark the 170th anniversary of its foundation, in collaboration with the Board of Environmental and Architectural Assets and the Board of Archeology.
		The Boboli Gardens are not simply an extraordinary, magical and suggestive setting of art and nature for the exhibition, but also complement Mitoraj's work which, throughout the exhibition, encourages visitors to explore the paths and lovely corners of the gardens and discover all the mythological suggestions linked to natural elements that can be found there.
		Today the sculture of Mitoraj (born at Oederan in Poland in 1944), is to be found in many of the most important public and private collections of contemporary art.
	www.mega.it /chiavi.oro/articol/emitoraj.htm (342 words)

	Mitoraj in Venice From Venice Tourist Board: official website.
		For many of the subjects, the artist necessarily draws on the classic repertory, except for his uninhibited and conciliatory incursions into the Egypt of the Pharaohs or into the Buddhist Orient ('...I have sought to collect a fragment of that which seems to be the mystic communion between Egypt, Greece and the far East..').
		Mitoraj assuredly does not scruple to harness a varied array of heroes from other times and places: the artist himself helps us to identify Eros, Tyndareus, Aegeus, Icarus and Hadrian; but how are we to recognise the swathed busts with no faces, the blindfolded heads or the sculptural fragments?
		It has been noted how in Mitoraj the poetics of the fragment 'constitute an aestthetic paradox: the beauty of perfectionagainst that of the destruction worked by time...allusion to a past perfection of impressive size 'which suggests'...the futility of the aspirations of the human mortal' (J.Putnam).
	www.turismovenezia.it /eng/dynalay.asp?PAGINA=4980 (310 words)

	Warsaw Voice - Mitoraj in Poznań
		Starting Sept. 5 Poznań will host the art of Igor Mitoraj, a foremost Polish sculptor, who has been living and working for over three decades in Paris, France, and in Italy-in the famous Pietrasanta.
		Mitoraj's works will be presented at a grand exhibition at the National Museum, 9 Marcinkowskiego Ave.
		Mitoraj's sculptures have long graced the world's most renowned collections; they are displayed, among others, in front of the British Museum in London, the Defence district of Paris, Milan's La Scala, the Bobola Gardens in Florence and the Olympic Park in Geneva.
	www.warsawvoice.pl /view/3271 (219 words)

	Sculpture Community - Sculpture.net - Igor Mitoraj sculptures
		Igor Mituraj was the featured artist in the Spring 2001 issue of Sculpture Review magazine.
		Mitoraj: “Because I trust my instinct, and not the culture I have acquired.
		The inscriptions merely said "Igor Mitoraj." I was used to seeing unhelpful inscriptions in Italy (Archaeological Museum in Naples is the worst for that) but this I felt went beyond that.
	www.sculpture.net /community/printthread.php?t=1167 (1179 words)

	A Photo a Day » Mitoraj
		Lugano Art - sculpted head by Igor Mitoraj
		I had been very much impressed by an Igor Mitoraj exposition in Paris, so I immediately recognised his work when I came across it in Lugano…
		Art in the Park: statues by Igor Mitoraj in the Tuileries, Paris
	www.travelphoto.net /a-photo-a-day/wordpress/category/photos-by-subject/arts/mitoraj (115 words)

	igor mitoraj
		Igor Mitoraj, Centauro 1994, bronze, Proposal for Montgomery Square 2002
		This majestic figure of a centaur will be situated in a small glade of trees on the western perimeter of Montgomery Square, the second of Mitoraj's sculptures to grace the grounds of the Canary Wharf estate.
		One of an edition of three, this version will be modified and cast specifically for Canary Wharf and this location.
	www.canarywharf.com /lifestyle/arts/artmap/popups/igormitoraj2.htm (66 words)

	igor mitoraj (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bronze and marble were favoured by the ancient Greek and Roman sculptors and Igor Mitoraj in homepage to this classical tradition has created Centurione I. The 10 feet-high bronze consists of a make-like face with classical features.
		It is incomplete, as if it is the surviving piece of the whole.
		Mitoraj was born in Germany, studied classical painting in Cracow, then moved to Paris to continue his studies in painting.
	www.canarywharf.com /lifestyle/arts/artmap/popups/igormitoraj.htm (100 words)

	Mitoraj, Igor (1944 - )
		Lugano's Museo di Arte Moderna: Photogallery and slide show of the 2002 Mitoraj exhibition in the streets of the center of Lugano.
		Commentary from the March-April 1993 issue of the American Scientist regarding how Mitoraj's sculptures are reminders that classical aesthetic was subverted by ideology in states controlled by the Communist Party.
		"Sculpting Opera:" webpages report on Igor Mitoraj's scenography for Puccini's opera Manon Lescaut produced in 2002 at Torre di Lago.
	info-poland.buffalo.edu /web/arts_culture/sc/ors/Mit/link.shtml (236 words)

	Hiver s'arrive
		Sculpture of Igor Mitoraj in the Jardin des Tuileries
		Sulpture of Igor Mitoraj in the Jardin des Tuileries III
		Sulpture of Igor Mitoraj in the Jardin des Tuileries IV beaming
	homepage.mac.com /remxo/RemXo/PhotoAlbum38.html (30 words)

	Exhibition of Igor Mitoraj at the Trajan's Markets: What's On in Rome Event Blog (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Exhibition of Igor Mitoraj at the Trajan's Markets: What's On in Rome Event Blog
		It was fabulous and I spent a lot of time gazing at the sculptures and taking photos.
		Igor Mitoraj, of Polish origins, was born in Germany and studied in Poland and France.
	www.whatsoninrome.com /event-reports.php?id=16 (330 words)

	Warsaw Voice (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Igor Mitoraj retrospective is being held in four locations.
		Igor Mitoraj (born in 1944) began his artistic career at the Fine Arts Academy in Cracow, where one of his teachers was Tadeusz Kantor.
		Initially, he was inspired by the artistic circles of New York and Paris.
	www.warsawvoice.pl /printArticle.php?a=4824 (222 words)

	Skulpturen von Igor Mitoraj in Lugano - Verstümmelte Fig...
		Skulpturen von Igor Mitoraj in Lugano - Verstümmelte Fig...
		Im Herzen der Altstadt von Lugano sind seit den frühen Morgenstunden des Freitags 19 monumentale Skulpturen des polnischen Künstlers Igor Mitoraj zu sehen.
		Obschon Mitoraj seine Statuen absichtlich unvollständig lässt und damit gewissermassen den Grundsatz "pars pro toto" auf die dreidimensionale Ebene erhebt, entfernt er sich doch kaum von den Idealen, welche die Klassik beseelten.
	www.swissart.net /e/news/archive-article.php3?myeditid=143&langindex=de (333 words)

	inIVA: person - Igor Mitroraj (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Igor Mitoraj studied painting at the Cracow School of Art and at the Academy of Fine Arts under Tadeusz Kantor.
		In 1974 he decided to work as sculptor and he began to integrate plastic influences from classical Greek and Italian art into his work.
		Today, Mitoraj's sculptures can be found in the most important public and private collections of contemporary art.
	www.iniva.org /archive/person/559 (150 words)

	A Photo a Day » arts
		A house that is painted in bright colours with comic-like faces on all sides.
		Right next to the gigantic Centre Georges Pompidou, there is the small Igor Stravinsky place with a very colourful fountain.
		Birgid Helmy was born in Wiesbaden and is known for her dynamic sculptures.
	www.travelphoto.net /a-photo-a-day/wordpress/category/photos-by-subject/arts (1296 words)

	IGOR MITORAJ Fine Art Artist: Artists' art auction database + Biography
		IGOR MITORAJ Fine Art Artist: Artists' art auction database + Biography
		More details, updated results and all prices at art auction for IGOR MITORAJ, biography, classifieds and marketplace
		Check all MITORAJ IGOR art market information since 1987
	www.artistsearch.com /artists/IGOR_MITORAJ.htm (145 words)

	The Boboli Gardens Presents Antonio Manzi \| Art Knowledge News
		For many contemporary artists, the challenge of tackling such a strongly historicized territorial context as the Boboli Gardens, so complex and modeled since its sixteenth-century origin, and of bringing it to dialogue with the present, has represented a strong attraction.
		An irresistible temptation which, in these past years, has involved artists like Igor Mitoraj, Kan Yasuda, Hossein Golba, Sandro Chia, Dario Bartolini and now, Antonio Manzi.
		The attraction this old garden exerts on sculptors derives from its ability to adapt and host various art forms through their numerous mutations over the centuries.
	www.artknowledgenews.com /node/856 (297 words)

	Books by Institut Mathildenhohe (Stadtmuseum Darmstadt), compare prices
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		Igor Mitoraj : Die Schonheit-- Eine Zerbrochene Utopie [anlasslich Der Ausstellung Igor Mitoraj, Die Schonheit-- Eine Zerbrochene Utopie Im Institut Mathildenhohe Darmstadt Vom 2.
		by Klaus Wolbert, Institut Mathildenhohe (Stadtmuseum Darmstadt), Igor Mitoraj
	www.allbookstores.com /author/Institut_Mathildenhohe_(Stadtmuseum_Darmstadt).html (357 words)

	Pictures of Mitoraj at La Défense - 35 mm Camera
		Sculpture by Igor Mitoraj in a square at la Defense, Paris.
		Come quasi tutti i tuoi scatti ha delle bellissime geometrie e quella grana che le drammatizza...
		Mitoraj :) I remember that you like his works, as me, regards
	www.usefilm.com /image/146423.html (77 words)

	IGOR MITORAJ
		League of Polish families calls for restoring death penalty
		Igor Mitoraj (born 1944) - Polish sculptor living permanently in Italy.
		A characteristic motif in his work is human frailty; the bandaged body, hollowed out figures.
	www.poland.gov.pl /IGOR,MITORAJ,2004.html (111 words)

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