Crespo Rivera

February 7th, 2006, 10:30 AM

Hi everyone:

I suggest you the follow link:

http://www.cresporivera.com

in order to let everyone know more about Crespo Rivera's works. At present he is one of the most succesfull sculptors in Spain because he has returned to the artistic creation entirely, and he is preparing a retrospective exhibition of all his work. Many of his followers and fans were looking forward to see Tomas Crespo Rivera working again after his stage at Modelling and Design at the Art and Crafts School in his home town of Zamora. At that time he stablished a furnitures designer shop, one of the firsts in Castile (Spain), being its managing director and centering his effort on it, drawed him apart from active sculpture.

As an introduction I show you a critic which compares Crespo Rivera and Gerardo Rueda's works:
"what in Rueda is just linear constructivism, in Crespo Rivera is enriched by the circular structures that accompany the straight lines. What in Rueda is design attainable by a good experienced carpenter, in Crespo Rivera is labour that obligatorily requires the hand of its author. It is not my pretension to establish a comparison between both artists, but the appointment is inevitable and makes clearly evident the category of Crespo Rivera, who can bear being compared with such a famous master of modern art without loosing his neighborly and criteria".

Hope you enjoy it!

June 7th, 2006, 10:32 AM

Great!.
I found out a great artist due to this post.
Cheers!

iaco-op · July 11th, 2006, 04:27 PM

thanks for the link. really enjoyed the site...
wish that I had the funds to buy out the webstore inventory!

July 22nd, 2006, 10:50 PM

I´m a Spanish art critic who has found out Crespo Rivera´s work just a few months ago and I´ve been quite surprise about what I saw, as much as I started to research a little bit in order to extend my knowledge about this artist.
As result I´ve got a interesting abstract of his that might be interesting for you:
http://www.arteuniversal.com/directorio/artistas_C.html
Basically, this piece says that he is one of the most relevant artist into the movement of abstraction constructivist-spacelist in Spain.

but as far as I know there have been no-one who develop this style.
Can anyone give me any more information about this topic?
I´d be glad

January 6th, 2007, 03:16 PM

Throughout this forum I've been capable to find out foreign artists who are excellent, much more than Pollock and other fake stars.

January 15th, 2007, 05:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Picassino

Throughout this forum I've been capable to find out foreign artists who are excellent, much more than Pollock and other fake stars.

The key point is the manager.
I found out many foreign artists who opened to me a new concept of art. And I realise this one is one of them.
I thank you guys for ofering us the posibilty to discover sculptors such a Crespo Rivera, just a master, quite succesful according to his web site, but not in the place I reckon he deserves.

April 24th, 2007, 11:27 AM

Cool!
I like to discover new artists

February 7th, 2006, 10:30 AM	#1
Info Posts: n/a	Crespo Rivera Hi everyone: I suggest you the follow link: http://www.cresporivera.com in order to let everyone know more about Crespo Rivera's works. At present he is one of the most succesfull sculptors in Spain because he has returned to the artistic creation entirely, and he is preparing a retrospective exhibition of all his work. Many of his followers and fans were looking forward to see Tomas Crespo Rivera working again after his stage at Modelling and Design at the Art and Crafts School in his home town of Zamora. At that time he stablished a furnitures designer shop, one of the firsts in Castile (Spain), being its managing director and centering his effort on it, drawed him apart from active sculpture. As an introduction I show you a critic which compares Crespo Rivera and Gerardo Rueda's works: "what in Rueda is just linear constructivism, in Crespo Rivera is enriched by the circular structures that accompany the straight lines. What in Rueda is design attainable by a good experienced carpenter, in Crespo Rivera is labour that obligatorily requires the hand of its author. It is not my pretension to establish a comparison between both artists, but the appointment is inevitable and makes clearly evident the category of Crespo Rivera, who can bear being compared with such a famous master of modern art without loosing his neighborly and criteria". Hope you enjoy it!

June 7th, 2006, 10:32 AM	#2
Mark Posts: n/a	Great! Great!. I found out a great artist due to this post. Cheers!

July 11th, 2006, 04:27 PM	#3
iaco-op Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 2	Crespo Rivera (+) thanks for the link. really enjoyed the site... wish that I had the funds to buy out the webstore inventory!

January 6th, 2007, 03:16 PM	#5
Picassino Posts: n/a	Cool Throughout this forum I've been capable to find out foreign artists who are excellent, much more than Pollock and other fake stars.

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July 22nd, 2006, 10:50 PM	#4
MNL Posts: n/a	I´m a Spanish art critic who has found out Crespo Rivera´s work just a few months ago and I´ve been quite surprise about what I saw, as much as I started to research a little bit in order to extend my knowledge about this artist. As result I´ve got a interesting abstract of his that might be interesting for you: http://www.arteuniversal.com/directorio/artistas_C.html Basically, this piece says that he is one of the most relevant artist into the movement of abstraction constructivist-spacelist in Spain. but as far as I know there have been no-one who develop this style. Can anyone give me any more information about this topic? I´d be glad

April 24th, 2007, 11:27 AM	#7
Albert Posts: n/a	Cool! I like to discover new artists