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Paolozzi studied at the Edinburgh College of Art in 1943, briefly at the St Martin's School of Art in 1944, and then at theSlade School of Fine Art at University College London from 1944 to 1947.
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How many sculptuer has eduardo paolozzi painted?
Poalozzi has painted 2000,000 sculptures in his life
What sculptures did Eduardo Paolozzi make?
Click link below! There is a list of notable works and some pictures.
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Where did robyn kahukiwa study art?
In New Zealand
What is the birth name of Eduardo Tesoro?
Eduardo Tesoro's birth name is Eduardo Valladolid.
What is the birth name of Eduardo Paolozzi?
Eduardo Paolozzi's birth name is Eduardo Luigi Paolozzi.
Where was Eduardo Paolozzi born?
Eduardo Paolozzi was born in Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland.
What has the author E Paolozzi written?
E. Paolozzi has written: 'Eduardo Paolozzi'
When did Eduardo Paolozzi die?
Eduardo Paolozzi died on April 22, 2005, in London, England, UK.
Why did Stuart Sutcliffe stay in Hamburg?
He wanted to return to Art school (with Eduardo Paolozzi as his teacher), and marry his girlfriend, Astrid Kirchherr.
When were the first exhibitions of Eduardo Paolozzi's work?
It was in London in 1947.
What is vulcan by sir eduardo paolozzi made of?
it's made from welded steel
Why was Eduardo Paolozzi famous?
Eduardo Paolozzi was a scottish sculpture and artist. in simple terms THAT is why he was famous... documents go on to say he was a 'father figure' ect.. but unless your doing a paper on him that isn't really all that important. hope this helped.
How many sculptuer has eduardo paolozzi painted?
Poalozzi has painted 2000,000 sculptures in his life
What was Eduardo Paolozzi's favoured methods?
Click link below! In the list of works you will note his different methods.
What sculptures did Eduardo Paolozzi make?
Click link below! There is a list of notable works and some pictures.
What materials did eduardo paolozzi use for his work?
he used materials such as - (for collages) : wood, metal, cardboard, paper etc.
