La Forêt

E871601

La Forêt is a sculptural work by Swiss artist Alberto Giacometti that exemplifies his signature elongated, attenuated figures arranged in a sparse, evocative space.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artwork
sculpture
artForm sculpture
artist Alberto Giacometti NERFINISHED
associatedWith Alberto Giacometti’s mature style
color bronze patina
countryOfOrigin Switzerland
creator Alberto Giacometti NERFINISHED
creatorNationality Swiss
depicts forest‑like arrangement of figures
human figures
describedBySource art historical literature on Alberto Giacometti
exemplifies Giacometti’s exploration of scale and distance
Giacometti’s signature attenuated figures
genre modern sculpture
hasInfluenced late 20th‑century figurative sculpture
hasPart elongated human figures
rectangular base
sparse architectural space
inception circa mid‑20th century
influencedBy Existential philosophy
Surrealism
World War II experience
languageOfWork none (visual artwork)
mainSubject distance between individuals
existential isolation
human presence in space
materialUsed bronze
plaster (original model)
movement Existentialism
Modernism
Post‑war European art
notableFor evocative empty space
forest‑like grouping of figures
use of extremely thin figures
partOfSeries Giacometti’s post‑war figure sculptures
style elongated attenuated figures
minimalist spatial composition
title La Forêt NERFINISHED
titleLanguage French
translatedTitle The Forest NERFINISHED

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Alberto Giacometti notableWork La Forêt