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- Teodelapio abstract "Teodelapio is the only monumental stabile sculpture in Italy by Alexander Calder, site in Spoleto, designed and donated to the city for the 1962 edition of Festival dei Due Mondi. It was part of the open-air exhibition "Sculture in Città" (Sculptures in the city) organized by Giovanni Carandente.The sculpture had a long correspondence with Carandente about how to make it and where to place it. Starting from the idea of realizing a mobile, Calder chose to build a stabile.The sculpture is made of black painted steel and takes its name from that of a lombard king. Located in front of Spoleto's train station, it has become a symbol of the city.The model was sent to the Italsider factory in Savona where it was magnified 27 times and built in 11 cm-thick steel used for hulls, then brought to Spoleto where it was assembled and welded together.Carandente about the origin of the name of the sculpture:At the Hotel dei Duchi in Spoleto, Calder found some copies of old prints depicting Lombard dukes. Looking at the pictures of duke Theodelap with his sharp-pointed crown, Calder said without hesitation: "This is the name of the object"".
- Teodelapio author Alexander_Calder.
- Teodelapio thumbnail Modellino_del_Teodelapio_di_Alexander_Calder_-_Museo_Carandente,_Palazzo_Collicola_-_Arti_visive,_Spoleto.JPG?width=300.
- Teodelapio wikiPageID "38686895".
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- Teodelapio wikiPageOutDegree "9".
- Teodelapio wikiPageRevisionID "658844330".
- Teodelapio wikiPageWikiLink Alexander_Calder.
- Teodelapio wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sculptures_by_Alexander_Calder.
- Teodelapio wikiPageWikiLink Category:Spoleto.
- Teodelapio wikiPageWikiLink Duke_of_Spoleto.
- Teodelapio wikiPageWikiLink Festival_dei_Due_Mondi.
- Teodelapio wikiPageWikiLink Giovanni_Carandente.
- Teodelapio wikiPageWikiLink Lombards.
- Teodelapio wikiPageWikiLink Spoleto.
- Teodelapio wikiPageWikiLink Theodelap_of_Spoleto.
- Teodelapio artist "Alexander Calder".
- Teodelapio caption "Scale model of the sculpture".
- Teodelapio city "Spoleto, Italy".
- Teodelapio hasPhotoCollection Teodelapio.
- Teodelapio heightMetric "18".
- Teodelapio imageFile "Modellino del Teodelapio di Alexander Calder - Museo Carandente, Palazzo Collicola - Arti visive, Spoleto.JPG".
- Teodelapio imageSize "300".
- Teodelapio imperialUnit "ft".
- Teodelapio metricUnit "m".
- Teodelapio owner "Comune di Spoleto".
- Teodelapio paintingAlignment "Front".
- Teodelapio title "Teodelapio".
- Teodelapio type "sculpture".
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- Teodelapio year "1962".
- Teodelapio subject Category:Sculptures_by_Alexander_Calder.
- Teodelapio subject Category:Spoleto.
- Teodelapio point "42.7477 12.7365".
- Teodelapio type Artwork.
- Teodelapio type Work.
- Teodelapio type CreativeWork.
- Teodelapio type Thing.
- Teodelapio type SpatialThing.
- Teodelapio type Q386724.
- Teodelapio comment "Teodelapio is the only monumental stabile sculpture in Italy by Alexander Calder, site in Spoleto, designed and donated to the city for the 1962 edition of Festival dei Due Mondi. It was part of the open-air exhibition "Sculture in Città" (Sculptures in the city) organized by Giovanni Carandente.The sculpture had a long correspondence with Carandente about how to make it and where to place it.".
- Teodelapio label "Teodelapio".
- Teodelapio sameAs Teodelapio_(Alexander_Calder).
- Teodelapio sameAs m.0_1c7v1.
- Teodelapio sameAs Q3983835.
- Teodelapio sameAs Q3983835.
- Teodelapio lat "42.7477".
- Teodelapio long "12.7365".
- Teodelapio wasDerivedFrom Teodelapio?oldid=658844330.
- Teodelapio depiction Modellino_del_Teodelapio_di_Alexander_Calder_-_Museo_Carandente,_Palazzo_Collicola_-_Arti_visive,_Spoleto.JPG.
- Teodelapio isPrimaryTopicOf Teodelapio.
- Teodelapio name "Teodelapio".