$12,500.00
This is an outstanding early bronze figural sculpture reminiscent of Henry Moore, executed by a lifelong sculptor Elias Lifshitz. A compelling three-figure sculpture rendered in a dark, bronze-toned finish, this composition explores the relationships between the human form, movement, and emotion. Two standing figures rise behind a third seated figure, creating a dramatic, vertically balanced arrangement that draws the eye upward. The figures possess a powerful, deliberately unfinished quality. Their roughly modeled surfaces, angular contours, and simplified facial features evoke the immediacy of a sculptor’s original handwork. Subtle variations in the metallic patina catch the light across the shoulders, torsos, and limbs, emphasizing the organic texture and dimensionality of the piece.
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| Place of Origin | USA |
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| Date of Manufacture | 1960's |
| Period | 1960's |
| Materials and Techniques | bronze, marble |
| Condition | Good -Wear consistent with age and use. no damage to this piece, the bronze definitely shows age and patina which adds to its value and importance. SIGNED. |
| Wear | Wear consistent with age and use. |
| Dimensions | Height: 17.5 in |
