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Mid-Century Modernist Bronze Deer Sculpture signed Aharon Bezalel
This Mid-Century Modernist bronze deer sculpture, signed by celebrated Israeli artist Aharon Bezalel, is a captivating work of art created circa 1973. Renowned for his mastery of modernist forms, Bezalel imbues this piece with both elegance and a quiet strength that reflect his profound connection to nature and the traditions of modern sculpture. The abstracted profile of the deer showcases Bezalel's ability to balance fluidity and form. With its elongated body, minimalist features, and graceful legs, the sculpture exudes a sense of poised stability, as though gracefully pausing stride to observe the landscape. The patina enhances the depth and warmth of the bronze, further elevating the sculpture’s visual appeal. Aharon Bezalel, a prominent figure in Israeli art, often explored themes of harmony and balance in his work, blending traditional symbols with modernist sensibilities. This deer sculpture exemplifies his artistic vision, merging a reverence for the natural world with the streamlined, abstract forms characteristic of mid-century modernism. Signed by the artist, it stands not only as a tribute to his craftsmanship but also as a testament to his enduring legacy in the world of sculpture. Fitted on a solid black rectilinear base, beautifully proportioned for the sculpture. This exceptional piece would make a striking addition to a collection of modernist art or serve as a statement work in a variety of interiors. Its timeless design and evocative form ensure it remains both a collector’s treasure and a source of aesthetic inspiration. Signed denoting the maker, and in Excellent Vintage Condition.
Israel, C. 1973
Dimensions:
Height: 12.25 in (31.12 cm) x Width: 2 in (5.08 cm) x Depth: 12 in (30.48 cm)
Style: Mid-Century Modern (Of the Period)
Materials and Techniques: Bronze
Place of Origin: Israel
Period: 1970-1979
Date of Manufacture: circa 1973
Condition: Excellent
Reference Number: LU793451545042
This Mid-Century Modernist bronze deer sculpture, signed by celebrated Israeli artist Aharon Bezalel, is a captivating work of art created circa 1973. Renowned for his mastery of modernist forms, Bezalel imbues this piece with both elegance and a quiet strength that reflect his profound connection to nature and the traditions of modern sculpture. The abstracted profile of the deer showcases Bezalel's ability to balance fluidity and form. With its elongated body, minimalist features, and graceful legs, the sculpture exudes a sense of poised stability, as though gracefully pausing stride to observe the landscape. The patina enhances the depth and warmth of the bronze, further elevating the sculpture’s visual appeal. Aharon Bezalel, a prominent figure in Israeli art, often explored themes of harmony and balance in his work, blending traditional symbols with modernist sensibilities. This deer sculpture exemplifies his artistic vision, merging a reverence for the natural world with the streamlined, abstract forms characteristic of mid-century modernism. Signed by the artist, it stands not only as a tribute to his craftsmanship but also as a testament to his enduring legacy in the world of sculpture. Fitted on a solid black rectilinear base, beautifully proportioned for the sculpture. This exceptional piece would make a striking addition to a collection of modernist art or serve as a statement work in a variety of interiors. Its timeless design and evocative form ensure it remains both a collector’s treasure and a source of aesthetic inspiration. Signed denoting the maker, and in Excellent Vintage Condition.
Israel, C. 1973
Dimensions:
Height: 12.25 in (31.12 cm) x Width: 2 in (5.08 cm) x Depth: 12 in (30.48 cm)
Style: Mid-Century Modern (Of the Period)
Materials and Techniques: Bronze
Place of Origin: Israel
Period: 1970-1979
Date of Manufacture: circa 1973
Condition: Excellent
Reference Number: LU793451545042