Vienna Bronze Gallery presents

A FABULOUS CARVED WOODEN AUSTRIAN ART DECO SCULPTURE DEPICTING AN ABSTRACT WOMAN AND A MAN.

SIGNED: STASACK.

A FINE OBJECT D'ART MODERNE

THE WOOD WITH ITS SPECIFIC STRUCTURE CHOSEN BY THE SCULPTOR FOR MANY OF HIS WORKS UNDERLINES THE EXPRESSION.

THE TWO FIGURES IN ONE ARE LIKE BRANCHES COMING FROM THE SAME TRUNK WHICH APPEARS TO BE ONE CREATURE WITH JUST TWO LEGS DIVIDING INTO TWO SEPARATE GENDERS FROM THE HIP UPWARDS LIKE SIAMESE TWINS TELLING US THAT WE ARE THE SAME AND DIFFERENT AT THE SAME TIME, COMPLEMENTING ONE EACH OTHER.

A WONDERFUL STYLIZED PIECE OF ART WITH MANY DETAILS AND PERSPECTIVES TO DISCOVER.

ART DECO AT ITS FINEST!

THERE IS A FABULOUS LAMP BY THE SAME SCULPTOR WHICH WE OFFER SEPARATELY. DON'T LET THIS RARE OPPORTUNITY GO!

THE SCULPTURE APPEARS TO HAVE HUNG AT A WALL AS THERE IS AN EYE ATTACHED TO IT (SEE IMAGE)

 

DIMENSIONS:	21 1/4 " (54 cm) tall and the base is 7 1/4"(18.5 cm) wide
CONDITION:	Good. No repairs, bends, dents, dings or whatsoever, unless specified. There is a small chip at the man's hand which is hardly noticeable as it is on its back - see images. Please do not forget that you are buying a used item!

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Edward Armen Stasack Born: October 1, 1929 in Chicago, Illinois

Teaching:
Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship, 1959
MacDowell Colony Fellowships, 1971 and 1975
Hawaii State and U.S. Bicentennial Commissions Fellowship, 1975

Numerous prizes and purchase prizes including: The Society of American Graphic Artist



MUSEUMS REFERENCES for Edward Stasack

Anchorage Museum of History and Art
Charles H Macnider Museum
Denver Art Museum
Library of Congress
Lyman House Memorial Museum
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York Public Library
Oklahoma City Museum of Art
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Portland Art Museum
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
The Brooklyn Museum of Art
The Detroit Institute of Arts
The Museum of Modern Art 

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