Manzu, Giacomo (1908-91)

Creator details

Name
Manzu, Giacomo (1908-91)
Nationality
Italian
Biography
Some of his best-known works are a set of bronze bas-reliefs for the doors of St. Peter's, a statue of a woman holding up a baby outside the United Nations in New York, and a series of images of Cardinals begun in 1937.

Assets (66 in total)

Seated Cardinal, 1955 (bronze)
Cardinal (bronze)
Head of Inge (Testa della moglie Inge), by Giacomo Manzù, Ca 1954, 20th Century, bronze
Cardinal Sitting, c.1965 (bronze with golden brown patina)
Portrait of a Cardinal (pencil on paper)
Donna, c.1952 (bronze)
Large Cardinal, 1971-77 (marble)
Big Lovers (Grandi amanti), by Giacomo Manzù, 1966, 20th Century, bronze
Meeting, by Giacomo Manzoni Manzù, 1931, 20th Century, oli and tempera on canvas
Italian artist Giacomo Manzu (about 1980)/L'artista Giacomo Manzu (1980 circa) -
Venice Bienale, visitor standing next to a sculpture by Manzu, 1956 (b/w photo)
Illustration for the poem 'Delle morte stagioni' by Italian poet Giuseppe Ungaretti (1888 - 1970)

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