Rare photographs taken by Constantin Brâncusi will be exhibited for the first time in front of the public in Târgu Jiutranslated

Rare photographs taken by Constantin Brâncusi will be presented to the public for the first time in Târgu Jiu, as part of an exhibition, which will open on October 22, according to a press release.

The event, entitled "Brâncuși. Photography. The invisible workshop", brings together 33 images from the collection of the British David Grob. The vernissage will take place at the opening of the "Philosophy of Form" International Conference, organized under the patronage of UNESCO.

The selection includes self-portraits, images of sculptures, photos from the workshop and still lifes, offering an insight into the way Brâncuși documented and valued his creations.

The artist photographed his works and his workspace in Paris by himself, and the images were developed in a dark room set up right in his workshop. Among them are the first photographs of the Endless Column installed at Voulangis, near Paris.

"For a long time, Brâncusi's photographs were seen as mere footnotes to the sculpture. Today we read them as the language through which Brâncusi speaks to us about his own creation; I would even say that they are the workshop itself, continued...