Igor Mitoraj - Sculpture, Cuirasse II - 13.5 cm - Bronze (patinated) - 1986

Igor Mitoraj (born 1944 in Oederan, Germany, died 2014 in Paris) - Polish sculptor, since 1968 working outside the country (France, Italy) , known for large-scale sculptures depicting damaged human bodies, gained recognition and popularity on an international scale

Outdoor sculptures:

- Santa Cruz de Tenerife – "Per Adriane"
- Parisian district of La Défense (entrance to
University) – Ikaria, the Great Tuscan, Tyndareus
- Lausanne Olympic Park - Corazza
- Piazza Monte Grappa in Rome – Goddess of Rome
- Abuta in Hokkaido – Tsuki-no-hikari (Light
moon) ; replicas of the work are also in London (before
British Museum) , in Scheveningen (on the dunes, w
near the Beelden aan Zeee museum) and in Poznań.
- Milan – Centaur Fountains
- Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri in
Rome - the gate to the temple
- Eros bound (Eros Bendato) on the Main Square in. . .
Krakow

The sculpture was purchased in Poland in perfect condition, with a certificate and original packaging. Everything is visible in the photos. The work will be very well protected and packed for shipping