Mogelijk Etienne Ety Bagchus (1940-2012) - Sculpture, De "Betekenis" - 35.5 cm - Patinated bronze

An object in the image is an abstract bronze sculpture, possibly created by the artist Etienne Ety Bagchus. Abstract artworks, such as this sculpture, generally do not have a direct, literal meaning or a recognizable depiction of reality. The 'meaning' often lies in the viewer's interpretation, the emotion it evokes, or the artist's intent regarding form, texture, and composition.
Artist and style: Etienne Bagchus was known for his innovative work in polyester in the 1960s, and later he worked with wood and bronze. His style is often abstract and organic.
Interpretation: The meaning of this particular piece is subjective. It can be seen as a stylized human figure, a totem, or simply a play of shapes.
The meaning is therefore not a fixed symbol, but rather an invitation to personal interpretation within the context of modern, abstract sculpture.

Etienne Bagchus (1940-2012) studied Monumental Art at the Academy in Arnhem from 1955 to 1963, with practical internships in Maastricht, Paris, and Ravenna.

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