César Baldaccini
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"Poulet no 5"
Signed Cesar and numbered 7/8. Executed 1987. Patinated bronze, height 20.5 cm. Registered at Durand-Ruel Archive: A3397. Foundry mark Barelier.
Saleroom notice
Executed 1987. Foundry Barelier (not Bocquel as previously mentioned). Registered at Durand-Ruel Archive: A3397.
Provenance
Purchased at Galleri GKM, Malmö, in the late 1980s by the present owner.
Artist
César Baldaccini was a French sculptor. After training at numerous art schools in Marseille and Paris, the artist began his career in the beginning of the 1950s by welding together scrap metal. The sculptures were solid forms depicting insects, different types of animals and nude figures. Baldaccini discovered the possibility of incorporating a hydraulic press into his art when he one day witnessed one at work at a scrapyard. In 1960 Baldaccini became a sensation when he presented his compressed cars in Paris. He became a member of the Nouveaux Réalistes group along with artists such as Arman, Yves Klein, and Jean Tinguely. Throughout his life, César continued to work with accumulations, constantly finding new materials like plastic, polyurethane, and molten crystal. César was early on regarded as one of France's leading sculptors.
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