Robert Cook Bronze Sculptures

This compelling biomorphic abstraction by Roszi Tevan is a very provocative form. Dark and mysterious, the piece seems alive despite the dense materiality. Inside a large mushroom sh...

A large, imposing abstract figure in painted plaster by Carole Shultz. This sculpture is from an edition of 250 created in 1975.

Entitled “Whirl”, a large bronze sculpture by Robert Cook, American (1921-2017) depicting a dancing couple captured in the moment of a whirl. Wonderful early work by the artist, dated 1963 with exhibition labels on the underside of the original hand hewn wooden base. Robert Cook’s works are in the permanent collection of the Whitney Museum NYC, Victoria and Albert Museum, The British Museum and the Hirshhorn Collection. Dynamic, with a great sense of fluid movement, excellent early example of Cook’s work. Robert Cook 1921-2017 Cook was widely admired for having achieved the ability to capture fluid motion in bronze. Born in Boston, he studied with the classical sculptor George Demetrios...

Bronze abstract face sculpture by Jean-Robert Ipoustéguy (January 6, 1920 – February 8, 2006, a figurative French sculptor.. Signed on back underside Ipoustegy '66 2/9. I'm many museum and public art collections such as: Abu Dhabi, National Museum of Saadiyat Island. Baltimore, Baltimore Museum of Art. Berlin, Nationalgalerie. Bobigny, Fonds Départemental d’Art Contemporain. Cambridge, Massachusetts, US (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT) — Cénotaphe (1957)[8] Châlons en Champagne, Musée des Beaux-Arts et d'Archéologie. Chicago, Art Institute. Copenhagen, Carlsberg Glyptotek. Darmstadt, Hessiches Landesmuseum. Dun sur Meuse, Centre Ipoustéguy Evanston, Illinois, Mary and Leigh...