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Sculptress at Work; Femme Sculpteur au Travail, 1906 (bronze with green patina)
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Sculptress at Work; Femme Sculpteur au Travail, 1906 (bronze with green patina)
656393 Sculptress at Work; Femme Sculpteur au Travail, 1906 (bronze with green patina) by Bourdelle, Emile-Antoine (1861-1929); height: 50.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Sculptress at Work; Femme Sculpteur au Travail. Emile Antoine Bourdelle (1861-1929). Bronze with green patina. 50.5cm high. Conceived in 1906; cast at a later date. The model for this sculpture was Cleopatre Sevastos, a Greek pupil of the artist who eventually became his mistress causing him to divorce his first wife Stephanie van Parys.); Photo eChristies Images; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22796124
© Christie's Images / Bridgeman Images
042012upload 1906 Active Arm Raised Arms Raised Artistic Artistique Bending Bending Forward Bending Forwards Carpentry Tool Chisel Creative Activity Creativity Expressionism Expressionist Female Garment Forward Green Patina Hammer Hand Tool Human Like Human Likeness Leaning Forwards Livelihood Long Hair Mistress Modern Art Moving Patina Physical Activity Raised Arm Relationship Representation Sculptural Tool Using Hands Working Life Artist French Bourdelle Emile Antoine Bourdelle French Art French Artist Occupation Sculptress
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This print captures the essence of Emile-Antoine Bourdelle's sculpture, "Sculptress at Work; Femme Sculpteur au Travail". The bronze masterpiece, adorned with a striking green patina, stands at a height of 50.5 cm. The artist's inspiration for this piece was Cleopatre Sevastos, a Greek pupil who later became his mistress. This relationship caused him to divorce his first wife Stephanie van Parys. The sculpture portrays the sculptress in action, leaning forward with her arms raised as she works on her creation. The image showcases the artist's meticulous attention to detail and skillful craftsmanship. It highlights the intimate connection between art and life, as well as the dedication required in pursuing one's creative passion. Bourdelle's choice of material and technique is evident through the close-up shot that emphasizes every curve and contour of the sculpture. The composition exudes movement and energy, capturing a moment frozen in time. This photograph not only celebrates Bourdelle's artistic genius but also offers us a glimpse into early twentieth-century French artistry. It serves as a testament to the enduring power of fine art to transcend time and captivate viewers across generations. Overall, this print invites us to appreciate both Bourdelle's mastery as an artist and his complex personal life that influenced his work.
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