Brancusi: Perceived by His Contemporaries, and Commented on by Posterity, a landmark doctoral thesis that delves deeply into the impact, reception, and legacy of Constantin Brancusi, a pioneering figure in modern sculpture.

This work offers a rigorous and nuanced analysis of how Brancusi was perceived by his contemporaries, while also examining how posterity has interpreted, commented on, and at times mythologized his oeuvre. By combining historical context, artistic critique, and documentary sources, the author provides an illuminating perspective on Brancusi’s enduring influence on modern and contemporary art.

Designed for art historians, researchers, students, and art enthusiasts, this e-book is an essential reference for understanding the aesthetic, intellectual, and cultural dimensions surrounding Brancusi’s work.