Übersetzung für "Großplastik" in Englisch

The composition sizable sculpture consists of white-painted metal shelves.

In Germany meanwhile OKT is the leading enterprise in the field of large plastics products.

Shortly thereafter, Max Ernst created his monumental sculpture Capricorn.

Thus already in 1975 the first big scale outdoor sculpture was created, followed by many others.

The large sculpture, crafted by the hands of the Soviets, is part of an extensive ensemble from the 1980s.

Barlow's work proves that large-scale sculpture is not a domain best left to male artists.

The Brunswick Lion is the oldest, preserved large sculpture from the Middle Ages north of the Alps and the first large hollow casting of a figure since antiquity.

The Brunswick Lion was the first large detached sculpture of the Middle Ages north of the Alps and the first large hollow casting of a figure since antiquity.

During the 1920s he devoted himself to religious art: commissions for sculptures on church buildings, participation in the “Exhibition of Religious Art” at the Ernst Arnold Gallery in Dresden and in the Vatican Mission Exhibition in the Holy Year of 1925 with his large sculpture “Pope Gregory the Great”.

Nearly 5,700 square meters of gross floor area are brought together to create a monolithic sculpture that wraps around a spacious courtyard.

"exhibits an important interchange of human values, over a span of time, or within a cultural area of the world, on developments in architecture or technology, monumental arts, town-planning, or landscape design"

Similarly, Hall represents the principle of metamorphosis in the great sculpture in the Kurpark.

Particular consideration is given to his rarely seen, monumental works on cardboard—whose specific material and haptic qualities have their own individual force of expression—as well as to his ten bozzetti, or models, for his large-scale sculpture Daphne.

The basic idea for this wind sculpture for the Helmholtzplatz quarters aimed on the creation of an optically demanding, tall mobile sculpture, with a strong connection to the location and an active inclusion of the inhabitants and users.

Along with medieval, mostly Late Gothic, altar sculpture of larger scale, the connoisseur can find here Renaissance and Baroque small-scale sculpture in ivory, wood and bronze.

These exhibition platforms stood freely in the room like a large sculpture, without touching the dome, which had an almost weightless effect.

Braunschweig's Lion is the oldest remaining grand sculpture of the middle age north of the Alps; you can find it as an image on the "Ebstorf World Map" of around 1300.

This large sculpture, designed to be viewed from all sides, is made into a monument by the addition of an inscribed plate in memory of forced labourers in the Second World War and calling for sustained peace.

After his happenings with self-destructing constructions such as “Homage to New York“ (1960), “End of the World No 1“ (1961) and “No 2“ (1962), as well as the “Balubas” (1961–63), which shake in chaotic and convulsive movements and have an extremely fragile look, Jean Tinguely created a more durable and stable large sculpture in 1963/64 that he dubbed “Heureka”. Created especially for the Expo 64 Swiss National Exhibition in Lausanne, the sculpture was painted all over in a matte black colour.