Abstract interlocking Carrara marble sculpture by Andrea Cascella, Italy 1987

Abstract Interlocking Marble Sculpture Premesse by Andrea Cascella (1919–1990), Italy 1980. A refined abstract sculpture crafted from brown Napoleon Mouchette marble, composed of two...

Abstract constructivist sculpture in metal by Sergio Ponzio IV, Italy 1971. The sculpture is composed of bent and modelled patinated zinc sheets soldered together to create a sculptu...

1980’s Italian Carrara marble and black slate Architectural sculpture by Piero Viti. This all comes together like a puzzle, some pieces are hold together by brass pins. Sign P. Vit...

A beautiful bronze sculpture by Italian artist Pietro Cascella, (February 2, 1921-May 18, 2008). Cascella used various materials- ceramic, bronze, cement, sand and wire netting, in the 1950s he created a number of small, tactile reliefs, sometimes adorned with surreal, biomorphic forms inspired by his friend, the Chilean artist Roberto Matta. "As well as being theatrical, much of his art has a ritualistic quality. For open-air settings, he made strange, walled structures that look like Prehistoric sanctuaries, while smaller carvings, in travertine rock, represented archetypal forms: cosmic bodies, germinating seeds, even women in childbirth. Their simplified, geometric shapes are reminiscent of the abstract sculptor Constantin Brancusi, while also looking distinctly archaic." Former collection of Ruth Ford...