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Sandro Chia

(Italy, Born 1946)
Estimate
80 000 - 100 000 SEK
7 140 - 8 930 EUR
7 250 - 9 060 USD
Hammer price
Unsold
Covered by droit de suite

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Louise Wrede
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Louise Wrede
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Sandro Chia
(Italy, Born 1946)

"Blue Head"

Signed Chia and dated -83, numbered 1/1 AP from a total edition of 14 + 1AP. Bronze with blue patina and acrylic, 99 x 51 x 35 cm. Unique painting. Foundry mark Fonderia d'Arte Luigi Tommasi, Pietrasanta.

Provenance

Jan Eric Löwenadler, Stockholm.
Acquired from the above by the present owner.

Exhibitions

"Sandro Chia", Akira Ikeda Gallery, Tokyo, 9 - 28 April 1984, another example exhibited cat. no. 3 (titled Head Barely Painted).

Artist

Sandro Chia is an Italien painter and sculptor. He studied at Accademia di Belle Arte in Florence. Chia was a leading figure in Italien figurative painting. In the 1980s he was dubbed as a neoexpressionist, yet his more recent works has developed into a expressionist classicism. He employs vibrant, colored, swirling brushstrokes reminiscent of the dynamic Italian futurists. At the same time, his work shows a kinship with the enigmatic allegories of the 17th century. Chia borrows loosely from art historical figures. While he may he borrow from classical iconography, he interoperates and manipulates it in his own way.

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