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Femmes four
Quatre femmes sur socle [Four Women on a Base] Alberto Giacometti 1950
Titel: Quatre femmes sur socle [Four Women on a Base] Ersteller: Alberto Giacometti Datierung: 1950 Abmessungen: 74.5 x 41.5 x 16 cm Herkunft: MAM Rio Collection Typ: sculpture Material: bronze
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One of the main works in the MAM Rio collection, "Four Women on a Base", was part of the solo show of Alberto Giacometti ’s work held at MAM Rio in 2012.
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Watch the finish from Stage 4 of the 2022 Tour de France Femmes after an intense ride from Troyes to Bar-sur-Aube.
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Swiss rider Marlen Reusser won the women’s Tour de France fourth stage on Wednesday as Dutchwoman Marianne Vos retained the overall leader’s yellow jersey in fifth place. Team SD Worx’s Reusser, 30, broke away with 15km left after four gravel sections in the Champagne wine region with Evita Muzic in second place and Belarusian Alena Amialiusik in third.
“I think here in this Tour every day is hard, at least for me,” former doctor Reusser told Eurosport.
“This stage suited the kind of rider I am with these gravel sections.
“The team had a plan to do a hard race and not let it come down to an easy finale. We just said attack and one would go. I was lucky it was me,” she added.
The 35-year-old Vos, who took over the yellow jersey with victory in stage two on Monday keeps a 16sec advantage over her closest rivals in Italian Silvia Persico and Pole Katarzyna Niewiadoma.
Spanish veteran Mavi Garcia lost more than 1min 30sec in the general standings after issues on the uneven surface which included crashing with a team car as riders suffered numerous punctures but Vos and her fellow Jumbo-Visma riders survived unscathed.
“We spent a lot of energy to stay in front and you had to really fight for a position before the gravel sections and the climbs as well,” Vos told reporters.
“We weren’t very concerned, we had to stay in front and stay out of trouble. We did, so I’m happy about that,” she added.
This is the longest edition of the women’s Tour, after Amaury Sports Organisation, who run the men’s race, started with a one-stage event in 2014.
During the dust-filled gravel sections, which passed through the world-renowned vineyards in eastern France, the likes of Tuesday’s stage winner Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig and yellow jersey contender Niewiadoma suffered punctures before rejoining the peloton.
With 9 miles to go, Reusser, European road time-trial champion, made an attack from a big leading bunch as the riders returned to normal roads. Niewiadoma’s Canyon-SRAM team-mate Amialiusik, racing as a neutral rider after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine earlier this year, then followed the Swiss as the group broke up. Frenchwoman Muzic, aged just 23, completed the breakaway. Reusser claimed the three-second bonus atop Cote des Bergers with less than 6 miles to go and was first over the final climb of the day on Cote du Val Perdu, with 3 miles left. She dominated the closing stages and pointed at her team name on her dust-covered jersey then held her arms wide open as she crossed the finish line in Bar-sur-Aube.
Thursday’s fifth stage is a flat 109 mile ride from Bar-le-Duc eastwards to Saint-Die-des-Vosges near the German border. The eight-day race finishes on Sunday on La Super Planche des Belles Filles, where two-time winner Tadej Pogacar claimed stage victory during the men’s Tour earlier this month.
RBA/AFP Photos: Sprint Cycling Agency
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