Original artwork description:
"Lonbec" began with a piece of wood that prefigured the character that JL Lacroix was inspired by. Then the artist wanted to associate steel and metal parts to the wood to complete the composition, which looks like a Pelican with a long nose.
This singular piece of art in wood & steel is very soft to the touch, and moving with the bird's head bent over.
The way it was created, it can be used in your home to put magazines or newspapers at the front if you wish.
Sculpture in steel and wood is signed "Jl" on the base. Certificate of authenticity. Dimensions: 85cm high x 28cm deep x 18cm wide. Bestiary.
Thank you for your interest!
Materials used:
wood, steel
Tags:
#bestiaire #abstract #animal #sculpture #wood #steelLonbec (2013)
Mixed-media sculpture
by Jean-Luc Lacroix
8 Artist Reviews
£1,025.28
- Mixed-media sculpture on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 18 x 85 x 28cm
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Original artwork description
"Lonbec" began with a piece of wood that prefigured the character that JL Lacroix was inspired by. Then the artist wanted to associate steel and metal parts to the wood to complete the composition, which looks like a Pelican with a long nose.
This singular piece of art in wood & steel is very soft to the touch, and moving with the bird's head bent over.
The way it was created, it can be used in your home to put magazines or newspapers at the front if you wish.
Sculpture in steel and wood is signed "Jl" on the base. Certificate of authenticity. Dimensions: 85cm high x 28cm deep x 18cm wide. Bestiary.
Thank you for your interest!
Materials used:
wood, steel
Tags:
#bestiaire #abstract #animal #sculpture #wood #steelReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (8)
This artwork is sold by Jean-Luc Lacroix from France
Jean-Luc Lacroix
France
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When people ask Jean-Luc Lacroix what the creation of his sculptures gives him, he replies that it is his life and can't do anything else. He is thinking about day... Read more
