Bronze sculpture by Paul Wunderlich "Chameleon", limited multiple, metal casting

Wunderlich's sculpture "Chameleon" has all the characteristics that are connected to the grotesque. It is a relief sculpture, the surface of which promises exceptional visual pleasure through the different levels, through the inland drawing on the head and tail as well as the lively, green-yellowish-shimmering patina.

Sculpture in metal cast, patinated. Cast in the wax melting process. Mounted on a bronze plinth.

Edition 480 copies, numbered and signed.

Height 8 cm, width 13 cm. Weight 0.7 kg.

Price: € 980,00

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. In 1960 the Hamburg public prosecutor's office still confiscated his works as "offensive". Three years later, the still young Paul Wunderlich is appointed professor to the University of Fine Art. Numerous awards such as the Edwin Schaff Prize, honors on the graphics Biennals in Ireland, Taiwan and Bulgaria have made Wunderlich famous internationally. He was the only German artist to be included in the Parisian "Académie des Beaux Arts". Paul Wunderlich lived and worked alternately in Hamburg and France until his death in June 2010.

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