Klein Presented the First Ever Sculpture that Portrays a Character in the Likeness of a Character with a Specific Set of Eyes

 94 Years Ago Today

Saturday 28th of April 1928
Artist Yves Klein known for his International Klein Blue is born in Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France.

He later achieved professional and artistic achievements, including his first exhibition, La Rebaite et la Rêveux (1928), depicting a young, healthy-looking young artist-in-training. He later performed as a solo artist in his own artwork for the L'Amour exhibition. Klein was awarded a National Art Award and a Golden Prix in 1929 and 1931 for his work, which included La Rebaite et la Rêveux: An Anthology of Artworks.
Siegfried Klein was born in Tenerife of a French Protestant family on 10 October 1928. He entered the art field in 1958 with a minor degree of research. He is considered to be one of the world's most distinguished sculptors, although his work in sculpture has often been misunderstood, for his ability to express a unique concept, as well as the idea of being made "human". In 1989, Klein presented the first ever sculpture that portrays a character in the likeness of a character with a specific set of eyes. He also portrayed human figures on Mars, an interspecies encounter during the Apollo space mission.[4] (…)
The painter and artist's work has an international connection. He was born in Hilden, Switzerland