Figural Bronze by Aharon Bezalel

Abstract bronze sculpture by Ted Egri. Signed and numbered 1/8. Sold without a base. Sold without base.

A large bronze sculpture on travertine base titled 'Worshippers of the Manes', 1959 by James Wines.

This cast bronze and patinated screen is a strong brutalist statement by American sculptor and printmaker Seena Donneson (1924-2020). Signed 'S. Donneson' and stamped 'CAST 1991'. Mo...

'Bound Goat, Monday' created by Jack Zajac in 1973. In 1954, having been awarded the prestigious Rome Prize in painting by the American Academy in Rome, Zajac started playing with cl...

Titled 'Bound Goat, Thursday' this bronze by Californian Jack Zajac (born 1929) is numbered 1 in an edition of 8. In 1954, having been awarded the prestigious Rome Prize in painting ...

Titled 'Skull & Horn, Rome 4' this bronze by Californian Jack Zajac (born 1929) is numbered 2 in an edition of 12. In 1954, having been awarded the prestigious Rome Prize in painting...

Cast bronze sculpture by Aharon Bezalel, 1967, Israel. Aharon was born in Afghanistan and lived in Jerusalem where he created his works of art...

This surrealist bronze is a figure of a male and female intertwined and stands at 24" tall. The bronze has a beautiful brown and green patina. The sculpture is made in two pieces, as...

The two abstracted figures in this cast aluminium piece by Israeli sculptor Aharon Bezalel b.1926 are very evocative. One seated, one standing, both stripped of their individual iden...

Aharon Bezalel Cast Bronze, modernist, brutalist. c 1969, Wonderful form and artistry.

This unique and beautifully formed Modernist Car Sculpture in Brass on Marble Base is by the artist Aharon Bezalel, originating from Israel created in 1977. The sculpture is composed of multiple interlocking components, each serving as an individual point of intrigue while supporting one another as a finished sculpture. The body of the abstracted automobile appears skeletal and organic, curving dynamically, each component beautifully proportioned to house figures seated at various points both within interior and exterior spaces along the sculpture. Six figures total, the largest sitting up front with one leg extending, nearly scraping along the marble base as though to slow down this surreal vehicle, the other pulled closer to the body. Two additional figures sit behind, knees pulled close to chest, with three even smaller figures huddled together, concealed from the elements by the top sculptural component. The figures inside are visible from a variety of angles through cleverly planned openings that serve as the vehicle's windows. Signed on the rear of the sculpture, AB 77, edition 12/25 and resting on a rectangular white marble base. This brilliant piece will style beautifully in a wide array of interiors and settings, and is sure to draw the eye of sophisticated collectors appreciating the best of the 20th Century...

“The Family”, abstract bronze sculpture in three parts by Israeli artist Ahrone Bezalel (1925-2012). Signed on all three parts.