“Firstly for the design I decided that the two joined figures should be depicted upright [in Zadkine's first attempt the two brothers were sitting shoulder to shoulder].... two or three days later I was able to send him a photo of my new attempt, in which the two brothers are not only standing, but where the bond – the main idea is projected onto the statue in a hollow, in the heart of the composition the viewer can see a knot of hands, a symbol of the double inspiration.”

Source: 1940 - 1960, Les frères Van Gogh, origine et justification', c. 1955, pp. 67-69

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French sculptor 1890–1967

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Ossip Zadkine (1890–1967) French sculptor

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“No, but I would to save two brothers or eight cousins.”

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Source: Tiger Lily

“.. the bond is then shown to be a sort of identity of thought, of reaction to the endless small changes, taking place in one brother and immediately passed on to the other, because feeding an idea was always a double barrel, and was eventually enforced after the echo had passed between the two”

Ossip Zadkine (1890–1967) French sculptor

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Source: 1940 - 1960, Les frères Van Gogh, origine et justification', c. 1955, p. 66

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