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Sculpture Duo de Muses 65-23 by Buil Philippe | Sculpture Figurative Life style Metal Gold leaf Bronze
Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "CAT4 No Name 10016-20751-20230712-2" was created by contemporary artist Buil Philippe.
The artist used various techniques to create this figurative metal sculpture.
The sculpture represents two women in metal lace.
These figures are inspired by the statue "Muse de Massenet" created by sculptor Joseph Lamberton in 1929.
This sculpture was created by dripping steel and bronze.
Part of the sculpture is covered with 24-carat gold leaf.
Steel base, diameter 10 cm
Unique piece, signed and accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.
Height 30 cm - Width 13 cm - Depth 10 cm
The artist used various techniques to create this figurative metal sculpture.
The sculpture represents two women in metal lace.
These figures are inspired by the statue "Muse de Massenet" created by sculptor Joseph Lamberton in 1929.
This sculpture was created by dripping steel and bronze.
Part of the sculpture is covered with 24-carat gold leaf.
Steel base, diameter 10 cm
Unique piece, signed and accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.
Height 30 cm - Width 13 cm - Depth 10 cm
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Style : Figurative
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Subject : Life style
- - Colors : Multicolored
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Medium : Metal
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Medium : Gold leaf
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Medium : Bronze
- - Material : Metal
- - Exhibited in Gallery : Strasbourg Orfèvres (2)
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Buil Philippe
France
After growing up in his mother's glass studio, the sculptor met a former armourer with a passion for metal. That marked the start of his career. He makes 150-200 pieces a year and countless public and private commissions: the 2m high lion at reception at Le Vendôme Paris, the lights on the main staircase at Saint-Etienne Town Hall, fencing masks for the International Fencing Federation and more. His sculptures are also displayed in countless art galleries in France, Switzerland, Belgium, Canada and America.
