Graves' most famous sculpture was entitled "Camels." This sculpture consists of three camels made of a variety of materials, including burlap, wax, fiberglass, and even real animal skin. Other unusual materials Graves used in her sculptures included latex, marble dust, and animal bones.
« The psychological experience of confrontation with the camel is the occasion to think about the nature of experience. »
Nancy Graves
The art project that brought Graves the most recognition was a project in which she took everyday objects, such as plants, tools, and food products, and cast them in bronze as sculptures. She received several awards for her artwork in the 1980s and 1990s and continued creating a variety of artwork until shortly before she died in 1995.
Read More Graves' most famous sculpture was entitled "Camels." This sculpture consists of three camels made of a variety of materials, including burlap, wax, fiberglass, and even real animal skin. Other unusual materials Graves used in her sculptures included latex, marble dust, and animal bones.
« The psychological experience of confrontation with the camel is the occasion to think about the nature of experience. »
Nancy Graves
The art project that brought Graves the most recognition was a project in which she took everyday objects, such as plants, tools, and food products, and cast them in bronze as sculptures. She received several awards for her artwork in the 1980s and 1990s and continued creating a variety of artwork until shortly before she died in 1995. (
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