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Anders Tinsbo or Tindsbo (1938-1994) was a Danish sculptor.〔(Anders Tinsbo - Weilbachs artist lexicon (in Danish) )〕 ==Biography== Anders Tinsbo was born Anders Kristensen on October 25, 1938 in Copenhagen, son of Laurids Kristensen and Bodil Tindsbo Kristensen. Tinsbo, who was initially trained as a stucco-worker, got private tutoring from Mogens Bøggild and joined the Sculpture Department of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen with Professor Gottfred Eickhoff (1961-1965). He then continued at the Architecture Department (1966-1967) where he taught in bearing constructions until 1976. From there on, his focus was on space and the perception of space. One of his most famous works,〔Round Tower Water Art sculpture - Copenhagen〕 was the first modern sculpture to be set up in Copenhagen in 1970. The particular bronze sculpture was a present to the city by the National Bank of Denmark on the occasion of its 800th year jubilee. It adorns the square near the Round Tower (Rundetårn). He had many exhibitions in Denmark, Scandinavia as well as in Italy, Germany, France, the Netherlands and the USA. He won 1st and 2nd prizes in the first state competition on computer graphics in 1972 in collaboration with IT engineer Lars Bording.〔Magazine DATA, 5/72 p.20-21, article by Mogens Boman, Chairman of the jury〕〔Magazine DATA, 3/82 p.14, article by Lars Olof Fagerstroem〕 He also experimented with glass fiber, metal and light. He received numerous commissions for public institutions and from Denmark's major corporations (Novo Nordisk, IBM, Superfos, Monberg & Thorsen, Patent Office, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Foreign Affairs...). He was artistic consultant and decorated the ferry-boat "Peder Paars" for the Danish Railway Union in 1981.〔(Den Flexible exhibition catalog ) - participation of Anders Tinsbo to the Peder Paar's project mentioned page 12〕 In 1984, he held a 9-month exhibition in the Children’s Museum for the North Jutland Art Museum in Aalborg, which was granted the KD award.〔Aalborg Stiftsidende newspaper 17.5.1984 "Boernemuseum prisbeloennet" (Child museum receives award)〕 In 1987, he created the water art fountain〔Fountain - Lerchenborg - (More information )〕 in the baroque gardens of Lerchenborg Castle. In 1990, he completed a major work for the headquarters of Denmark's leading insurance company Danica, consisting of four 3-meters high glass-fiber mobiles. Starting with massive bronze lumps, he constantly stretched the curves, pursuing maximum tension and lightness. During his last ten years he produced "space drawings": steel or glass fiber shapes, floating and vibrating with life. For these, he was granted the "Poets' Price" in 1988,〔Poets' Price - (Award list )〕 an unusual acknowledgement for a non-writer. His last installation was an 8-meter high tube sculpture in stainless steel placed in front of Copenhagen’s Hamlet hospital in December 1993. He died on October 14, 1994 in Copenhagen. More than twenty years after his death, many of his works are present in public spaces in Denmark〔(Sculptures of Anders Tinsbo in the Danish public space )〕 He is also represented in (National Gallery of Denmark ), Copenhagen (Denmark), (Funen's Art Museum ), Odense (Denmark), (HEART Herning Museum of Contemporary Art ), Herning (Denmark), (Modern Art Museum Pagani ), Legnano (Italy) and (Frederick R, Weisman Foundation ), Los Angeles (USA). 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Anders Tinsbo」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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