陈列性雕塑

陈列性雕塑可(kě)以移植到城市室外某一个地方，永久地陈列起来，供人们参观欣赏，而且得到人们的认可(kě)，為(wèi)人们所接受。如比利时安(ān)特卫普郊區(qū)公(gōng)园里安(ān)置的20世纪现代著名(míng)雕塑作(zuò)品，其中(zhōng)包括著名(míng)雕塑家罗丹的《穿睡衣的巴尔扎克》，现代金属结构雕塑家卡尔达用(yòng)金属板焊接的抽象雕塑作(zuò)品《狗》。再如日本救世热海美术馆前陈列的著名(míng)雕塑家亨利·摩尔的《皇帝与皇后》，原作(zuò)则是设在苏格兰一个旷原岩石上的，是移植的作(zuò)品。
Display sculpture is not. It can be transplanted to a place outside the city, permanently displayed for people to visit and appreciate, and recognized and accepted by people.

For example, the famous modern sculptures of the 20th century placed in the Suburban Park of Antwerp, Belgium, including Balzac in pajamas by the famous sculptor Rodin and the abstract sculpture dog welded by the modern metal structure sculptor Karda. Another example is the emperor and queen by the famous sculptor Henry Moore, which is displayed in front of Japan’s salvation Rehai Art Museum. The original work is based on an open rock in Scotland and is a transplanted work.