Arman Fernandez/Sculpture "Violin in Venice" representing a standing sectioned violin. Polished bronze, circa 2004. Signed and n°/ 99 ex. Rare. TBE with minor wear and stains. H 72 X 32 X 15 cm
This known work illustrates marvelously the unique style of the master of the cut, through his fetish instrument, which is not without reminding the female forms... He practices the destruction to create something new.
Armand Fernandez alias Arman (1928-2005) is a Franco-American artist, painter, sculptor and visual artist, known for his "accumulations" as well as more than 500 exhibitions that have been devoted to him. He is co-founder of the movement "The New Realists" with Yves Klein around 1960. He was one of the first to use directly, as pictorial matter, manufactured objects, which represented for him the multiple and infinite extensions of the hand of the man who undergo a continuous cycle of production, consumption, destruction.
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