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Jean-Pierre Augier3

Old tools and iron pieces are an inspiration to Jean-Pierre Augier, who gathers and turns them into characters or animals on the move. His favourite themes are woman, couple, motherhood, fables and tales, mythology and religion.

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  1. Jean-Pierre Augier

  2. Idylle à Samoëns, Haute-Savoie

  3. Les canards se disputant

  4. Poursuite facile

  5. Jean-Pierre Augier (French, 1941) Chenets (two pieces of metal where the wood rests in the hearth)

  6. Les vieux

  7. Les amours de Pégase

  8. Oiseaux (cuillères)

  9. Les feux de l'amour Les hérissons

  10. Tendre garenne

  11. Les vieux assis

  12. Les vieux en marche

  13. Écureuils

  14. Chat c'est croisé L'envol des oiseaux

  15. Le beau Danube bleu

  16. Nous deux (Confidences) Couple (pelles)

  17. Couple de lecteurs

  18. Envolée La valse à mille temps

  19. Les clefs du bonheur Couple dansant

  20. Couple en marche

  21. Tu me fais-tourner la tête

  22. Couple (douille)

  23. Couple (douille)

  24. Le couple

  25. Adam et Ève

  26. Couple

  27. Couple

  28. French sculptor Jean-Pierre Augier, was born in Nice (1941); he lives and works in Saint-Antoine-de-Siga, between Levens and Saint-Blaise (Alpes-Maritimes, France). As a child, he created with various materials. From 1963, he got interested in disused old tools and learned how to weld them. From that time on, he would only shape iron and then exhibit at «La Maison du Portal» in Levens, in several other French regions, but also in Paris, New York, Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany and Switzerland. Old tools and iron pieces are an inspiration to Jean-Pierre Augier, who gathers and turns them into characters or animals on the move. His favourite themes are woman, couple, motherhood, fables and tales, mythology and religion. His works are recognized as having «four cardinal virtues»: grace, movement, tenderness and humour.

  29. Text and pictures: Internet All  copyrights  belong to their  respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanuhttps://www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda https://ma-planete.com/michaelasanda 2017 Sound:Johnny Hallyday & Clémence Saint-Preux- On a tous besoin d'amour

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