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Mark
DiSuvero: Installation in progress at Cranbrook Art Museum.
Photo by Bethany Shorb.
Duane
Hanson: Body Builder, 1989.
Polychromed bronze + mixed media. CAM 1994.67.
Mark
DiSuvero: For Mother Theresa.
Photo by Bethany Shorb.
Zoltan Sepeshy:
Dyer's Day. ca, 1942
Tempra on masonite
Photo by R.H. Hensleigh.
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| The
Cranbrook Collection functions within a vital community of practicing
artists, designers and architects. It offers a rich sampling of work from
The Art and Crafts Movement of the early 20th Century through to contemporary
art, design, architecture and craft of the present day. Take a look through the Cranbrook Collection - it showcases Cranbrook's profound influence on the worlds of twentieth-century art, architecture and design through the work of its artists. The simple grace of a Saarinen chair, the color and depth of a Maija Grotell vase, the abstract geometry of Harry Bertoia's metalwork, the startling realism of Duane Hanson's Body Builder tell the story of Cranbrook through theindividual expressions of those who were touched by this extraordinary place. |
