1970s French Brutalist "Cheval" Horse Dore Bronze Sculpture Marble Base Attr: to Philippe Cheverny
A striking 1970s French Brutalist "Cheval" horse dore bronze sculpture attributed to renowned artist Philippe Cheverny. This captivating piece features a stylized horse crafted with bold, angular lines, embodying the essence of Brutalist art. Set on a sleek marble base, the sculpture exudes both strength and elegance, making it a perfect statement piece for any modern or contemporary space. The sculpture's dimensions are 21" in height, 24" in width, and 4" in depth (approximately 53.34 cm x 60.96 cm x 10.16 cm), making it a commanding yet versatile addition to a collection. A perfect opportunity for collectors of mid-century art or those seeking a distinctive, timeless piece for their home or office. Who is Philippe Cheverny Philippe Cheverny is a renowned French sculptor known for his distinctive Brutalist style, particularly in the mid-20th century. Active during the 1970s, Cheverny gained recognition for his bold, geometric designs often depicting abstract or stylized animals, such as horses. His work typically features sharp lines and rugged textures, reflecting the Brutalist movement?s emphasis on raw materials and structural forms. Many of Cheverny's sculptures are set on marble or metal bases, enhancing their modernist aesthetic. His pieces remain sought after by collectors of mid-century and contemporary art, admired for their strong visual impact and timeless design.Circa: 1970sOrigin: France - Sourced in Paris, France Measurements: 21" in height, 24" in width, and 4" in depth (approximately 53.34 cm x 60.96 cm x 10.16 cm)Condition: Excellent Shipping: From USA We ship larger pieces with specialized transport couriers and smaller pieces with FedEx or the post. We take great care in ensuring that our pieces are well-packaged for transport. Deliveries take on average between 7 days and 3 weeks (possibly longer, depending on your location, times of year and any other factors).
Condition
Excellent, marble base is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. The Bronze sculpture is in excellent condition, no damage.
A striking 1970s French Brutalist "Cheval" horse dore bronze sculpture attributed to renowned artist Philippe Cheverny. This captivating piece features a stylized horse crafted with bold, angular lines, embodying the essence of Brutalist art. Set on a sleek marble base, the sculpture exudes both strength and elegance, making it a perfect statement piece for any modern or contemporary space. The sculpture's dimensions are 21" in height, 24" in width, and 4" in depth (approximately 53.34 cm x 60.96 cm x 10.16 cm), making it a commanding yet versatile addition to a collection. A perfect opportunity for collectors of mid-century art or those seeking a distinctive, timeless piece for their home or office. Who is Philippe Cheverny Philippe Cheverny is a renowned French sculptor known for his distinctive Brutalist style, particularly in the mid-20th century. Active during the 1970s, Cheverny gained recognition for his bold, geometric designs often depicting abstract or stylized animals, such as horses. His work typically features sharp lines and rugged textures, reflecting the Brutalist movement?s emphasis on raw materials and structural forms. Many of Cheverny's sculptures are set on marble or metal bases, enhancing their modernist aesthetic. His pieces remain sought after by collectors of mid-century and contemporary art, admired for their strong visual impact and timeless design.Circa: 1970sOrigin: France - Sourced in Paris, France Measurements: 21" in height, 24" in width, and 4" in depth (approximately 53.34 cm x 60.96 cm x 10.16 cm)Condition: Excellent Shipping: From USA We ship larger pieces with specialized transport couriers and smaller pieces with FedEx or the post. We take great care in ensuring that our pieces are well-packaged for transport. Deliveries take on average between 7 days and 3 weeks (possibly longer, depending on your location, times of year and any other factors).
Condition
Excellent, marble base is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. The Bronze sculpture is in excellent condition, no damage.
