Sculpture, The Climb – Handgemaakt Gietijzeren Design Sculptuur – Ambitie & Vooruitgang - 33.5 cm - Cast iron

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The handmade, unsigned modern cast-iron sculpture The Climb depicts two abstract figures on a ladder and measures 17 × 33.5 × 5.5 cm.

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Description from the seller

A distinctive handcrafted cast-iron design sculpture in the form of a tall ladder with two abstract human figures.

At the bottom, one figure is climbing the ladder, while the second is seated at the top. The composition gives the sculpture a strong symbolic presence and can be interpreted as a representation of ambition, development, perseverance, success, and reaching new heights.

The elongated design and minimalist human figures give the piece a contemporary, architectural character. The ladder’s open construction means its silhouette changes when the sculpture is viewed from different angles.

The entire piece is made of cast iron and has a deep, dark finish. The material’s subtle texture remains visible, highlighting its handmade character. Small irregularities in the surface and finish are inherent to the artisanal production process and give each piece its own character.

A striking decorative art object for a modern interior, office, executive suite, study, or gallery-like setting, for example. Its symbolism also makes it a distinctive gift for a new job, promotion, anniversary, or another important milestone.

Features

* Handmade
* Cast iron
* Abstract design
* Two human figures on a ladder
* Dark black finish
* Sculptural and decorative from multiple viewing angles
* Symbolism of ambition, growth, and progress

The sculpture will be carefully packaged for shipping.
Collection is also possible.

A distinctive handcrafted cast-iron design sculpture in the form of a tall ladder with two abstract human figures.

At the bottom, one figure is climbing the ladder, while the second is seated at the top. The composition gives the sculpture a strong symbolic presence and can be interpreted as a representation of ambition, development, perseverance, success, and reaching new heights.

The elongated design and minimalist human figures give the piece a contemporary, architectural character. The ladder’s open construction means its silhouette changes when the sculpture is viewed from different angles.

The entire piece is made of cast iron and has a deep, dark finish. The material’s subtle texture remains visible, highlighting its handmade character. Small irregularities in the surface and finish are inherent to the artisanal production process and give each piece its own character.

A striking decorative art object for a modern interior, office, executive suite, study, or gallery-like setting, for example. Its symbolism also makes it a distinctive gift for a new job, promotion, anniversary, or another important milestone.

Features

* Handmade
* Cast iron
* Abstract design
* Two human figures on a ladder
* Dark black finish
* Sculptural and decorative from multiple viewing angles
* Symbolism of ambition, growth, and progress

The sculpture will be carefully packaged for shipping.
Collection is also possible.

Details

Era
After 2000
Iron type
Cast iron
Sold by
Gallery
Country of origin
Germany
Style
Contemporary
Material
Iron
Title of artwork
The Climb – Handgemaakt Gietijzeren Design Sculptuur – Ambitie & Vooruitgang
Signature
Not signed
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
33.5 cm
Width
17 cm
Depth
5.5 cm
GermanyVerified
437
Objects sold
98.72%
Private

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