Serge Mangin

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Serge Mangin (2009)

Serge Mangin (* 1947 in Paris ) is a French sculptor in Munich.

Life

After May 1968 he moved from France to the Federal Republic of Germany in 1971 . In Munich he studied sculpture with Anton Rückel , who particularly distinguished himself through Christian art . Mangin is a sculptor, watercolorist and book illustrator. The woman and the landscape of the Mediterranean area are preferred subjects . He gained international recognition primarily through busts of George HW Bush , Michail Gorbatschow , Ernst Jünger , Helmut Kohl , Hans Küng , Karl Schlecht , Erwin Teufel , Henry Miller , Friedrich Nietzsche , Luciano Pavarotti and Arthur Schopenhauer . "They reflect the spirit of the Enlightenment and give the idea of ​​Europe depth and historical authenticity."

"At a time when we are obliged to save the animals, the air, the plants and the water, we should present an image of man that is credible."

- Serge Mangin

The French ambassador François Scheer appointed Mangin in 1995 as Chevalier des Ordre des Arts et des Lettres . In 2012 Mangin published a pamphlet against the ideology of money, which has become a religious dogma.

Works

Fonts

Sculptures

literature

  • Serge Mangin . Catalog, FOTOART, Munich 2002.
  • Arno Breker : Encounters and reflections, (Ed.) Marco J. Bodenstein, Edition Marco-VG, Bonn-Paris-New York, 1987. ISBN 3-921754-27-5

Web links

Commons : Serge Mangin  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. S. Mangin: The smile of the Kouros or what we shouldn't wait for in the post-capitalist sewer (Kulturvollzug München, February 8, 2012)