Demetre H. Chiparus – Bronze Art Deco statue “Rapture” – Édition Etling, Paris 1920 - 1929

Demetre Chiparus

MarmoPietraBronzoMetallo
38 ⨯ 11 ⨯ 15 cm
ConditionNear mint
Attualmente non disponibile tramite Gallerease

• A proposito di opere d'arte
  Demétre Chiparus, a Romanian-born sculptor active during the early 20th century, is celebrated for his exquisite bronze and ivory sculptures that epitomize the elegance and style of the Art Deco period. Chiparus drew inspiration from a variety of sources, including the Ballets Russes, ancient Egyptian art, and the vibrant culture of the Roaring Twenties. His sculptures are characterized by their intricate details, dynamic poses, and a seamless blend of materials.
  
  One of Chiparus’s notable works is this bronze sculpture titled “Rapture,” which exemplifies his artistic mastery and the luxurious aesthetic of the era. “Rapture” captures a moment of ethereal beauty and grace, with the figure poised in a delicate, almost balletic stance, exuding an air of refined sophistication. The sculpture’s intricate detailing, from the flowing garments to the expressive facial features, showcases Chiparus’s meticulous craftsmanship and his ability to imbue his works with a sense of liveliness and emotion.
  
  Chiparus frequently collaborated with the Parisian foundry Etling, which played a crucial role in bringing his artistic visions to life. Etling, established by Edmond Etling, was a renowned producer and distributor of fine art and decorative objects during the early 20th century. The foundry was known for its high-quality production techniques and its roster of talented artists, including Chiparus. This collaboration allowed Chiparus to transform his detailed models into stunning bronze sculptures, ensuring that his intricate designs were preserved and accentuated in the final pieces.`
  
  Dimensions statue:
  Height: 380mm / 14.96”
  Width: 110mm / 4.33”
  Depth: 150mm / 5.90″
  
  Dimensions marble base:
  Width: 113mm / 4.45”
  Depth: 155mm / 6.10″
  Weight: 4,1 kg / 9.04 lb
  
  Condition: Excellent, there are a few tiny chips at the marble base
  
  Provenance: A Dutch lady collection
• A proposito di opere artista

  Demetre Haralamb Chiparus (noto anche come Dumitru Chiparus) (16 settembre 1886 a Dorohoi, Romania - 22 gennaio 1947 a Parigi, Francia) è stato uno scultore rumeno dell'era Art Déco che ha vissuto e lavorato a Parigi.

  È nato in Romania, figlio di Haralamb e Saveta. Nel 1909 si recò in Italia, dove frequentò i corsi dello scultore italiano Raffaello Romanelli. Nel 1912 si recò a Parigi per frequentare l'Ecole des Beaux Arts per proseguire la sua arte nelle classi di Antonin Mercie e Jean Boucher.

  Demetre Chiparus morì nel 1947 e fu sepolto nel cimitero di Bagneux, appena a sud di Parigi.