Victor Demanet (1895-1964) - Statue, Le Porteur - 59 cm - Bronze

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An impressive, large, and powerful sculpture of a sweating worker/porter, created by the renowned Belgian sculptor Victor Joseph Ghislain Demanet (1895-1964).

This expressive work is executed in high-quality solid bronze and features a beautiful, warm dark patina. Demanet was internationally known for his socially realistic monuments and sculptures in which he—following the tradition of Constantin Meunier—masterfully captured the glory and the heaviness of human labor.

The anatomy, musculature, and the dynamism of physical effort are fabulously detailed in this bronze sculpture. The statue stands on its original rock base and is mounted on a sleek, heavy marble plinth.

Condition: good to excellent.
Material: Bronze and Natural Stone, I believe the latter underneath.
Weight: 22.2 Kg
Size: height 59 cm, width 25 cm, depth 34 cm
Color: Brown/Gold
Shipping method: ? Very well packed with bubble wrap and packing foam and a sturdy box.

Dimensions and weight:

Total height (including plinth): 59 cm
Sculpture itself: Width 20 cm | Depth 28 cm | Height 55 cm
Marble plinth: Width 25 cm | Depth 34 cm | Height 4 cm
Weight: 22.2 Kg

Specifications:

Artist: Victor Demanet (1895-1964)
Signature: Fully hand-signed in bronze on the rock base ("Victor Demanet")
Material: Solid bronze on marble/natural stone plinth
Theme: Social realism / Labor / 'Men at work' / Subject: Man
Condition: In excellent, authentic condition with a stunning original patina.

A highly valuable collectible and an absolute centerpiece for a classic, industrial, or modern interior.

An impressive, large, and powerful sculpture of a sweating worker/porter, created by the renowned Belgian sculptor Victor Joseph Ghislain Demanet (1895-1964).

This expressive work is executed in high-quality solid bronze and features a beautiful, warm dark patina. Demanet was internationally known for his socially realistic monuments and sculptures in which he—following the tradition of Constantin Meunier—masterfully captured the glory and the heaviness of human labor.

The anatomy, musculature, and the dynamism of physical effort are fabulously detailed in this bronze sculpture. The statue stands on its original rock base and is mounted on a sleek, heavy marble plinth.

Condition: good to excellent.
Material: Bronze and Natural Stone, I believe the latter underneath.
Weight: 22.2 Kg
Size: height 59 cm, width 25 cm, depth 34 cm
Color: Brown/Gold
Shipping method: ? Very well packed with bubble wrap and packing foam and a sturdy box.

Dimensions and weight:

Total height (including plinth): 59 cm
Sculpture itself: Width 20 cm | Depth 28 cm | Height 55 cm
Marble plinth: Width 25 cm | Depth 34 cm | Height 4 cm
Weight: 22.2 Kg

Specifications:

Artist: Victor Demanet (1895-1964)
Signature: Fully hand-signed in bronze on the rock base ("Victor Demanet")
Material: Solid bronze on marble/natural stone plinth
Theme: Social realism / Labor / 'Men at work' / Subject: Man
Condition: In excellent, authentic condition with a stunning original patina.

A highly valuable collectible and an absolute centerpiece for a classic, industrial, or modern interior.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Belgium
Style
Realism
Material
Bronze
Artist
Victor Demanet (1895-1964)
Title of artwork
Le Porteur
Signature
Signed
Colour
Bronze, Brown, Gold
Condition
Good condition
Height
59 cm
Width
25 cm
Depth
34 cm
Weight
22.2 kg
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