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Robert McWilliams

Giacometti – Charioteers Rolling in the Money

Robert McWilliams sculpture, Spoon Charioteer

A hundred and one million dollars is a lot of money but that’s what hedge fund manager Steven A. Cohen paid in 2015 for Alberto Giacometti’s sculpture, The Chariot. Giacometti was a multifaceted artist who achieved his greatest recognition for his freakishly elongated spider-like human figures. A prominent existentialist philosopher explained Giacometti’s figures as depicting […]

Filed Under: Blog, Journal, Material-Media, Members, Newsletter, Sculptor Tagged With: Alberto Giacometti, Carving, pricing, Robert McWilliams, Sculpture, spoon carving, whittling Author: Robert McWilliams

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