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Alexander Shkarbanenko
Armenia
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333 pieces
Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
Artwork details
- Medium : Wood Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 23.6in, Height: 6.3in, Depth: 7.9in
About this artwork
This sculpture is made of nut, covered with varnish.
Cheetahs are not just not like other big cats, but belong to a separate genus, the only representatives of which are. The genus name, Acinonix, comes from Greek words meaning "thorn" and "claw." The fact is that the claws of cheetahs are only half retracted - no other cat has this. Unlike lions and leopards, whose fully retractable claws are designed to tear prey and climb trees, the cheetah's… claws are similar to spikes on sprinter sneakers and serve to perform sprinting functions: traction and fast acceleration.
Cheetahs are not just not like other big cats, but belong to a separate genus, the only representatives of which are. The genus name, Acinonix, comes from Greek words meaning "thorn" and "claw." The fact is that the claws of cheetahs are only half retracted - no other cat has this. Unlike lions and leopards, whose fully retractable claws are designed to tear prey and climb trees, the cheetah's… claws are similar to spikes on sprinter sneakers and serve to perform sprinting functions: traction and fast acceleration.
Alexander Shkarbanenko
Armenia
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« The impulse of the soul to creativity-create the beautiful! »
Alexander Shkarbanenko is an Armenian sculptor whose pieces have been exhibited nationally, as well as in Russia. In his works, he does not single out a main theme. Rather, all the images appear in the process of his artistic path and are presented in various series. Shkarbanenko employs varying styles, including modern, abstract, surrealism, and avant-garde. His favorite material is a dervo, he also uses metal, glass, and paint. All his pieces are created manually with the use of cutters.
