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Tuesday
Apr092013

This is Not a Game, Sculpture of Giant Hands Playing with Life-Sized Tank and Toy Soldiers

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“This is not a game by artist Lorenzo Quinn is a large-scale sculptural installation of giant hands playing with a life-sized tank and toy soldiers. Exhibited on a floating platform at the 2011 Venice Bienalle, the installation featured a 37-ton Russian T-55 tank."

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Lorenzo Quinn (born 1966) is an Italian sculptor--and one of the five sons of the late actor Anthony Quinn. Lorenzo developed a love for art while in Rome. His sculptures are usually inspired by written works of his own, or by other authors. Lorenzo currently lives in Spain--but he works and is known internationally. He is widely regarded as one of today’s most important sculptures.