"Anyway Part of It" Plinth Sculpture by Kueng Caputo

Travertine bowl with colored lacquer. Kueng Caputo consists of Swiss-born Sarah Kueng (1981) and Lovis Caputo (1982). The studio is based in Zürich, Switzerland. Previous exhibitions include Salon 94, New York, Miami Basel, Frieze Art...

Leather bowl in Italian calf leather. Made with the 'vegetable' method, keeping the leather open to several layers of color. All bowls are unique and takes 1-2 weeks to make in hand...

Kueng Caputo consists of Swiss-born Sarah Kueng (1981) and Lovis Caputo (1982). The studio is based in Zürich, Switzerland. Previous exhibitions include Salon 94, New York, Miami Basel, Frieze Art...

Particles come together to become something new. The artists melt PS-particles in different colors into a sheet and bend it. The sheet is lit up by the neon tube...

Fredrik Paulsen Opdium Mdf, paint 900x400x400 2016 Flexible MDF is mounted inside-out on a double curved surface. This reveals the material's milled groves ...

About: Based in Eindhoven, Luuk van den Broek is working in the field between art and industrial design. Intuitively looking for the deepest colour, the most logical connection or th...

Modder Killing It Anyway ceramic sculpture by Françoise Jeffrey. Unique piece. Dimensions: 9cm (H) x 10cm (W). Materials: clay. Weight: 0,5 kg. Description: If you always want...

Vincent Pocsik’s sculptural works are a study of human form abstracted down to the point of its most transformative power. Flesh twists, contracts, pushes against bones and skin and ...

Part of the nature, marble sculpture by Tom von Kaenel. 2020. Dimensions: loength 52 x diameter 18 cm. Materials: naxian marble. All the artworks of Tom von Kaenel are unique, ...

Modernist Abstract Bronze Sculpture of a Bull on a Marble Plinth A nicely detailed Charging Bull, top quality bronze bull depicted...

This strikingly naturalistic bronze sculpture was created in Florence in 1895. The bust depicts an elderly man, most likely a farm worker, carrying a heavy sack of grain over his shoulder. He wears an old slightly ragged shirt which is open at his chest, revealing his thin body underneath. The man looks out into the distance on the left, his eyebrows slightly furrowed. His mouth is open as though he is breathing heavily with the strain of the work or calling out to someone unknown to the viewer. The sculptor has accurately rendered every detail, with great truth to reality. The faint stubble on the man's chin and the wrinkles on his face and hands are faithfully portrayed. In its naturalistic style and its everyday, unidealised subject-matter, this bronze may be described as a work of Realism. The Realist movement flourished in the arts in Europe in this period, the 19th Century. The bust is signed ‘G Rossi...

"Alliance" one of a kind bronze, Tristan Govignon.