Corry Ammerlaan (1947) - Untitled






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Bronze wall sculpture Untitled by Corry Ammerlaan (1947), depicting four stylised figures holding hands within a rectangular frame with elongated bodies suggesting movement and a dark patina; dimensions 17 x 17 x 3 cm, origin Netherlands, unsigned and in good condition.
Description from the seller
This bronze wall object shows four stylized human figures holding hands and moving as if through and over a rectangular frame. The elongated bodies and different poses give the composition a strong sense of movement, while the interconnection between the figures evokes associations with collaboration, connectedness, and helping each other forward. The open space within the frame forms an important part of the design and reinforces the dynamism of the figures. The dark patina and the simplified forms give the object a contemporary, recognizable appearance.
Corry Ammerlaan (1947) is a Dutch visual artist who is best known for her bronze sculptures and small-scale works. The human figure is central to her oeuvre, with themes such as connectedness, collaboration, growth, communication, and success recurring. Her figures are usually strongly stylized, with elongated forms and expressive poses that emphasize movement and human interaction. Ammerlaan's sculptures are used both as autonomous artworks and for special occasions and corporate distinctions. Her accessible formal language and recognizable symbolism have made her work known to a broad audience.
Dimensions: 17 x 17 x 3 cm
Bronze and marble
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Seller's Story
This bronze wall object shows four stylized human figures holding hands and moving as if through and over a rectangular frame. The elongated bodies and different poses give the composition a strong sense of movement, while the interconnection between the figures evokes associations with collaboration, connectedness, and helping each other forward. The open space within the frame forms an important part of the design and reinforces the dynamism of the figures. The dark patina and the simplified forms give the object a contemporary, recognizable appearance.
Corry Ammerlaan (1947) is a Dutch visual artist who is best known for her bronze sculptures and small-scale works. The human figure is central to her oeuvre, with themes such as connectedness, collaboration, growth, communication, and success recurring. Her figures are usually strongly stylized, with elongated forms and expressive poses that emphasize movement and human interaction. Ammerlaan's sculptures are used both as autonomous artworks and for special occasions and corporate distinctions. Her accessible formal language and recognizable symbolism have made her work known to a broad audience.
Dimensions: 17 x 17 x 3 cm
Bronze and marble
Viewing is possible
