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Material: Pyrite
Wall Light Caffieri, Steel & Pyrite
Located in PARIS, FR
Height: 47 cm - Width: 19 cm - Depth: 17 cm
Light source: G9 bulb - 5 watts max Material: brass, steel, pyrite
Finish: gunmetal, gilding
Weight: 7 kg
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Pyrite with its naturally c...
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Bio Claude Victor Boeltz
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Coming from a family of artists for three generations, orphaned by my father, dislocated family, I had passion, if not the rage, to learn art, namely sculpting, painting, foundry work, chiseling, pottery, architecture, human anatomy, ironworking and blacksmithing, and geology, focusing on gems and minerals.
My first apprenticeship was with the sculptor Henri Molins.
My foundry apprenticeships included working with world famous Susse Foundry and Houdot Foundry.
My chiseling apprenticeship was under master Soudoun, which in turn enabled me to receive the “Best Worker in France” National Honor.
At night, I attended school and received degrees from the Boule School, Gambetta School and the Academy of Art in Paris.
I spent most of my Sundays during this period going to museums.
I can’t imagine not being able to realize a complete masterpiece. It is during these years that I worked on artists’ masterpieces, present and past. These included Bersus, Meunier, Giacometti, Ponpon, Chipparus, Dali, Dajou, Ruhlman, and many others.
I worked at the Louvre Museum, focusing on the Louis XIII through Louis XVI styles.
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From 1960-1970
Created a foundry in the Castle Country of Loire in France. It is during this time that I received an award from the French Government as “The youngest artistic industrialist in France”. I then exposed my works all over Europe namely in Germany, Brussels, Cologne, Frankfurt, Geneva, Lausanne and Milan.
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“To fulfill the void of surrealist sculptures, we must look upon and inspire ourselves from surrealism. I could not have predicted a more adequate process to accomplish this. What can be said? “Idiosyncratic.”
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1970s French Vintage Pyrite Wall Lights and Sconces
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Stone, Multi-gemstone, Pyrite, Bronze
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