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Between 1968 and 1972, the Kosice Metal Sculptor Symposium welcomed metal sculptors from all over the world for five years, who could carry out large-scale works at the Kosice Iron Works. For five years, several works were placed in the former Széchenyi Grove (now Mestský park) next to the railway station. Half of the works have since been demolished or simply failed to stand the test of time. Most of the works are in some vibrant color.
Natalino Andolfatto was born on December 5, 1933 in Pove del Grappa. In 1954 he attended the evening school of Rue Froment while from 1956 to 1960 he studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts under the guidance of Jansesse, Paris. He began exhibiting by participating in the great Parisian salons. In 1968, invited by Czechoslovak artists, he won the purchase prize at the Bratislava Biennial and also in Czechoslovakia he participated in two Symposiums: the Symposium of Vysni Ruzbachi and that of Metal in Kosice, where the Museum buys his sculpture.
At the beginning of July 2017, when I was photographing in the park, I only found three huge works of the Kosice Metal Sculptor Symposium. The Italian sculptor's work was painted light gray at the time of the renovation, unfortunately it was scribbled.