Lost Wax Method Art Of Picasso 1932 Rooster Cock Bronze Sculpture Sale

Condition: This sculpture is in perfect condition
Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base:
Height 18" X Width 14"
Marble Dimensions:5" X 5"

Height without base:17"
Weight:10 LBS
Inventory:17-88039NA14571

In this striking bronze sculpture, Picasso appears to present the image of a rooster as a profound element in the universe, imbued with echoes of divinity and deserving of contemplation. The rooster, a symbol of pride and vitality, is meticulously crafted, showcasing Picasso's artistic vision. The sculpture originated in 1932 as a plaster model and was later cast in bronze during the 1950s, with only four statues receiving this prestigious treatment. Created during Picasso's residency at his chateau in Normandy, where he produced some of his most significant artworks, the proud rooster stands as a testament to the artist's mastery and creative exploration.

This limited edition rooster serves as a poignant tribute to Picasso, offering art enthusiasts and collectors an opportunity to appreciate the intersection of his talent and fascination with the symbolic. Whether one's passion lies in bronze sculpture or the allure of birds, this beautiful and rare piece promises to be a noteworthy addition to any collection. Crafted using the "Lost Wax" method of casting, a technique known for preserving intricate details, the sculpture is a product of the skilled hands of a true artist in Spain, adding an extra layer of authenticity and craftsmanship to its allure.

A symbol of both artistic brilliance and cultural significance, this bronze rooster invites viewers to delve into the world of Picasso's creativity and the rich symbolism embedded in his work. As a result, this attractive sculpture not only captures the essence of a proud bird but also encapsulates the spirit of Picasso's dedication to his craft during a pivotal period in his artistic career.