Artist: Theo Mackay
Title: Golden Lion II
Technique: solid wood/gold leaf/ gold bronze/ acryl paint
Size: 70x65x30 cm
Edition: 1/1, unique piece
Behold the magnificence of the one-of-a-kind wooden lion, meticulously crafted by hand and embellished with the shimmering allure of gold leaf. This extraordinary masterpiece stands as a testament to the artisan's skill, each stroke of the carving tool infused with passion and dedication.
With awe-inspiring precision, the majestic lion emerges from the grain of the noble wood, its regal mane flowing in lifelike grandeur. Each sinew and curve of this proud creature's form bears the mark of the artist's expertise, capturing the raw essence of nature's might and grace.
But it is not only the exquisite craftsmanship that sets this piece apart; it's the opulent touch of gold leaf that elevates its splendor to unparalleled heights. Delicately applied by hand, the golden accents dance along the lion's contours, casting a radiant glow that catches every glimmer of light, breathing a sense of celestial majesty into the sculpture.
This masterpiece, this fusion of artistry and opulence, stands alone in its uniqueness. Only one exists in the entire world, making it an exclusive embodiment of beauty and rarity. Envision this awe-inspiring lion gracing your space, commanding attention and admiration as a testament to the extraordinary and the divine.
Capture the essence of magnificence and exclusivity with this singular creation—a timeless symbol of craftsmanship and unparalleled elegance that will resonate for generations to come.
Theodorus Willebrordus Maria (Theo) Mackaay est un sculpteur, peintre et musicien néerlandais né à Utrecht le 19 novembre 1950. Entre 1972 et 1976, il a étudié à la Gerrit Rietveld Academie à Amsterdam et de 1977 à 1979, il est allé à la Rijksacademie van Beeldende Kunsten à Amsterdam.
Depuis 1980, il a commencé sa carrière en tant que peintre et sculpteur professionnel. Son travail figuratif est inspiré de Pablo Picasso, Marino Marini et Ossip Zadkine. En 1980, il conçoit le Gouden Kalf, une sculpture primée au Dutch Filmfestival. Mackaay a eu diverses expositions aux Pays-Bas et à l'étranger, dont la Galerie Morren (Amsterdam, 2015), le Carlton Hotel (Cannes, 2015), l'Amstel Hotel à Amsterdam (2016).
Mackaay est également un musicien qui était guitariste et chanteur dans divers groupes.
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