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Sculpture "The Dancing Bull", bronze
The dancing bull seems to balance effortlessly on the diabas base and stretches cheeky up three legs. He looks satisfied in smiling faces - a particularly beautiful symbol for everyone who could celebrate success on the stock market parquet, for example ...
Sculpture in fine bronze, cast by hand in the wax melting process. Patinated and polished by hand. Limited world run 299 copies, signed and numbered individually. Format incl. Diabas base 34 x 39 x 16 cm. Weight 9.5 kg.
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Via Evert den Hartog
Evert den Hartog, born in Groot-Rammer (Netherlands) in 1949, received his artistic training from 1971 to 1976 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rotterdam. Only ceramic sculptures were mainly created until he discovered his passion for the material bronze in the early 1980s.
The theme of his works comes from above all the wildlife, which is arrested in its multifaceted motif of ancient mythology. The living beings of the animal world records the Hartog in positions of apparently weightless lightness. The Dutch sculptor has assumed the challenge of combining weightlessness and earth ties.
Evert den Hartog, born in Groot-Rammer (Netherlands) in 1949, received his artistic training from 1971 to 1976 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rotterdam. Only ceramic sculptures were mainly created until he discovered his passion for the material bronze in the early 1980s.
The theme of his works comes from above all the wildlife, which is arrested in its multifaceted motif of ancient mythology. The living beings of the animal world records the Hartog in positions of apparently weightless lightness. The Dutch sculptor has assumed the challenge of combining weightlessness and earth ties.
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