Stone sculpture by Chantalle Smeets, ca 2010 A polished stoneware sculpture, abstract made by Chantalle Smeets ca 2010. Confirmed by the artist herself. Chantalle Smeets (1967-) Heerlen (The Netherlands), was inspired by a ballet dancer who died of a brain tumor. She shared her ballet past with this teacher. After this contact, Chantalle started making pastel drawings. She experimented a lot with colors, in which she still finds her passion. Inspired by nature, she now paints with oil paint, pastel, acrylic paint and charcoal. Her paintings full of deep colors are a combination of reality and abstraction. There are figures that fade away or are captured in light, emerging from nowhere. She often sees dancing or moving people in the irregular branches and roots of trees. And like the roots of trees, figures take hold, closed and in surrender, resting in her paintings. Chantalle lives with artist Martiene Stevens, her life partner. They each have an open studio and together they manage “ARTHUIS TROBAR”, in Riemst (Belgium) Chantalle also works as a dance and yoga teacher, with children and adults. This gave rise to the need to convert this expression into visual art. She wants to convey something of recognition, comfort and emotion. She also makes sculptures from clay, bronze and stone, from large to small. Each image requires “its own color”. Her paintings match her images and often deal with the same subject. The measurements are 47 cm / 57 cm high 55 cm / 60 cm wide The depth is 12 cm / 22 cm The weight is ca 18 kilos

Dancer, Franz Hagenauer, Werkstätte Hagenauer Vienna, circa 1965, nickel-plated brass, marked underside with “wHw” in a circle, “MADE IN/AUSTRIA” Lit.: Copy from pattern book of Werkstätte Hagenauer for a dancer, Mod.No. 1118. This piece has an attribution mark,
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The lamp can be mounted on the wall in the way you want I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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They consist of mirrors and can be mounted on the wall as you want in different positions I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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Important bronze, with brown patina, signed by French sculptor Jules Edmond Masson (1871-1932).
Son and pupil of Clovis Masson, this artist is known for his extremely precise animal art and orientalist scenes.
This work depicts a reclining English Setter holding a hare under its paws.
The dog’s posture, which seems to be patiently waiting for its master with its booty, is upright and its gaze is focused on the distance.
This bronze print will appeal to lovers of naturalistic works.

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Period: Early 20th century

Excellent condition.

Dimensions:
Width : 60 cm
Depth : 31 cm
Height : 34 cm

Weight : 18,30 kg This piece has an attribution mark,
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1960s Burl Wood Carving of A Woman’s Face
Warm natural burl wood tones add texture and interest to this hand-carved sculpture
Natural and yet refined
Small chip in burl as shown in picture

1960s Owl Sculpture On A Painted Black Base
Willem DeGroot Style
Wood Base has some wear

1960s Hand Craved Wood Head Tiki Totem Sculpture
Black highlights
Carvings in the round

1960s Carved Wood Tiki Totem Sculpture Of A Knight
Solid Wood feels heavy – initials RJP
Bit of wood missing on underside of base (as shown – part of carving)

1950s Italian Carved Wood Folded Leaf or Shell Sculpture on Wood Base
Spirals carved in base
Carved Scalloped Edges
Light brown, tan, peaches, and cream colors
Italy carved on underside of base (as pictured)