1930s sculpture

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László Moholy-Nagy’s seminal kinetic sculpture Light Prop for an Electric Stage (1930). © Estate of

René Herbst, “Mannequin”, Sculpture, Plywood, Wood & Aluminium, c.1930′s.

moma-paintings: Ring, Alexander Calder, 1930s or 1940s, MoMA: Painting and SculptureJames Thrall Sob

In the 1930s, Sargent Claude Johnson derived inspiration from the New Negro Movement and its leader

c1930s photo of Buddhist sculptures, possibly within the Forbidden City complex of Peking (Beijing).

Paul Manship seated among his sculptures reading a book circa 1939Photographer. Alfredo Valente Arch

“Speed” by Joseph E. Renier, New York Word’s FairSource: NY Public LibraryThe

“Mithrana” by Albert Stewart, New York World’s FairSource: NY Public LibraryThe ar

“Europa” by Gleb Derujinsky, New York World’s FairSource: NY Public LibraryRather

“Builders of the Future” by William Zorach, New York Word’s FairSource: NY Pu

“To the Morrow” by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, New York World’s FairSource: NY Pu

René Herbst, “Mannequin”, Sculpture, Plywood, Wood & Aluminium, c.1930&pr

Sarah Lipska, Masque de femme, Marchesa Luisa Casati, 1936-1937.Centre Pompidou, RMN Grand Palais, P

Sarah Lipska, Wood Bust Sculpture of Marchesa Luisa Casati, 1930. Musées de Poitiers.

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