Josep Maria Codina Corona
Igualada, Spain
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Josep Maria Codina Corona ( Igualada , 1935 - Barcelona , 2006 ) was a Catalan sculptor. He studied at the Escola de la Llotja in Barcelona (1955) and later at the Cercle Artístic de Sant Lluc (Barcelona, 1962). He began his work as a sculptor around 1960, working in metal and wood. Around 1977 his work adapts the path of geometric abstraction , resuming in 1992 his iconic figurative origins. Developing a great career as a sculptor through his imagination and perseverance.
Miracle of Daniel Giralt . Three Catalan painters, in "Questions d'art," 2, Barcelona 1974
Joan Ramon Triadó. Spanish sculpture of the s. XX, in "Art of the Modern World" (Carlo Munari, Ed Teide, De Agostini, Novara) Barcelona, 1977
Gloria Moure . Codina Corona, toward the invalidation of the subject, in "Batik," 33. Barcelona, 1977
Pere Salabert. Codina Corona, in "Plastic Arts," 22. Barcelona, 1977
J. Corredor-Matheos. Codina Corona: Materia y Vacio, in "Guadalimar," 33. Barcelona, 1978
M. Teresa Blanch. Codina Corona del lleno al espacio, en "Batik," 103. Barcelona, 1990
J. Corredor Matheos: Catalan artists of the second half of the 20th century. Editions 62, 1976
Ràfols dictionary of Catalan artists.
Igualada Magazine, no. 8. J. Ramon Triadó, 2001
Benedict Dictionary (France)
1st Prize City of Badalona (1972)
Extraordinary Prize X Martorell Art Salon (1972)
1st Prize for Sculpture X Martorell Art Salon (1972)
2nd Prize Arte-Esport 72 in Bilbao (1972)
2nd Prize for Sculpture XI Martorell Art Salon (1973)
Honorable Mention, Painters of Africa (Madrid, 1973)
AM Prize L'Hospitalet de Llobregat (1973)
1st City of Girona Prize (1974)
Honorable Mention, City of Barcelona Prize (1974)
2nd NUMISMA Medal, Madrid (1983)
Honorable Mention Box of Madrid, Madrid (1997)