Bronze sculpture "Pythia" by Paul Wunderlich, limited multiple

Pythia was called the priestess, who in the ancient oracle by Delphi Place. In the Apollon Temple, she was sitting on a bronze triple over a column of earth, from which gas quoll and put it into trance. The oracle was the most important place of worship in Hellenism and was called the center of the world.

Skulpture made of fine bronze, cast by hand in the wax melting process. Elaborately patinated and partially polished by hand. Limited edition 90 copies, numbered and signed. Height 91 cm, width 50 cm, depth 16 cm. Weight 22 kg.

Price: € 13.900,00

Special feature (s) / context / about the artist:

Like no other artists of our time, Paul Wunderlich was one of the really style -forming artists of modernity. "Of the common places that are spread through his life's work, only one substance has: the realization that Paul Wunderlich became the master of lithography, who was unsurpassed after Picasso." (Prof. Heinz Spielmann) "You are looking for the biggest master in mastery of lithographic technology in all their possibilities, no doubt: the laurel desired Paul Wunderlich." (Carl Vogel)

Style (s):

Abstract Expressionism
expressionism

Used techniques:

Casting technology
patina
Statue

Materials used: bronze

Used tools: polishing tools

Edition / edition:

Multiple
Limited edition

Motif (e):

Abstract
Women
People

Colors):

Bronze
Gold
Green
Black
Turquoise

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