Agustín Alamán Bronze Sculpture

Agustín Alamán Bronze SculptureBronze sculpture (c. 1970s) by Spanish artist Agustn Alamn. A modernist bird, believed to represent a dove, with a rounded breast that allows the sculpture to gently rock. Crafted from solid bronze, which has developed a soft tarnish and areas of oxidation over the years, adding to its beautiful character. This sculpture is part of a numbered edition produced in the 1970s while the artist was living in Uruguay. Hand signed and numbered (this piece is

influenced by folklore and mythology

which create flower-like silhouettes

bearing its weathering and past manipulations

Hand-built with a double wall and rounded bottom allowing them to gently rock

with notable recognition from Fred Licht

165(h) × 203cm(w)

1920–40s) are typically attributed to Rudolf Steiner's circle and the Goetheanum

always returning to their centre of gravity

using only hand tools and traditional techniques

The metal pieces have taken on varying patinas over the years

made in Switzerland

An antique patchwork quilt (c