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t. e. Gabriela von Habsburg [1] (born 14 October 1956) is an abstract sculptor, working mainly in stainless steel as well as stone-printed lithography. She was the ambassador of Georgia to Germany from 2009 [2] to 2013. [3] She is the granddaughter of Charles I, the last emperor of Austria .
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Gabriela von Habsburg (eigentlich Gabriela Maria Habsburg-Lothringen [1]; * 14. Oktober 1956 in Luxemburg als Gabriela von Österreich-Ungarn [2]) ist eine österreichische Bildhauerin und Kunstprofessorin. Im Jahr 2007 wurde ihr anlässlich der Einweihung des von ihr geschaffenen Denkmals für die Rosenrevolution vom Staatspräsidenten Micheil ...
Gabriela von Habsburg. Gabriela von Habsburg was born in Luxembourg in 1956. She is a sculptor and an Art Professor. She is also a former diplomat as Ambassador of Georgia to Germany from 2010 until 2013. ‘Just as in music the pause intensifies the expression. Sculpture also makes its impact through deliberately-created empty spaces and voids.
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GABRIELA VON HABSBURG www.habsburg.de 1956 Born in Luxemburg 1976-78 Studies of Philosophy at the LMU Munich 1978-82 Studies of Arts at the Academy of Arts in Munich Since 1980 Member of BBK, the Professional Artists Association of Germany, Section Bavaria Since 1985 Member of GEDOK, Woman’s Art Association, Germany 1987-88 Work stay in USA 1991...
Dec 9, 2019 · It represents many aspects of artist Gabriela von Habsburg’s relationship with sculpture and Georgia: a monumental stainless steel sculpture, commissioned by the state to represent a new era. It consists of a solid, sharp triangle, a halfcircle outline and a solid semi-circle interlocked in a dynamic, almost precarious way, and which rotate ...
Gabriela von Habsburg has created a diverse body of sculptural works, which can be seen throughout Europe and the United States, including a 1990 sculpture at the National Academy of Science in Washington, DC. Although her works address a wide range of themes, she is perhaps best known for two works that reflect her time living and working in the Republic of Georgia and, later, as Georgia’s ...
