Sculpture by Marguerite Saegesser in Munich

Nov. 13, 1957 - Marguerite Saegesser-Exhibition in Munich: For the first time an exhibition of art-pieces, created by the Swiss sculptor Marguerite Saegesser takes place at the Galerie Wolfgang Gurlitt, Munich from 14th November till 10th December 1957. The artist - born in Bern in 1922 - first made herself acquainted with the work of a mason before starting her studies with the well-known sculptor Milo Martin of Lausanne. After Worl War II the artist visited Sweden and spent several years studying in Rome and some time in the United States. She paid a visit to the workshop of the British sculptor Henry Moore which was of greatest importance to her. The sculptures of the artists are something between plain sculpture and plastical drawing

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