Sepp A. Kofler (Holzkunst u. Vergolderei, München) - Sepp A. Kofler - Carving, Madonna mit Kind - 64 cm - Wood - 1983

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Large Wooden Figure “Madonna and Child” – Sepp A. Kofler, Munich (1983) – H. 64 cm

Expressive, finely crafted wooden sculpture of Mary holding the Christ Child in her arms, in a dynamic Baroque style. The figure stands out for the flowing, animated folds of the garments and the lovingly rendered, harmonious faces and details. 
The original workshop stamp of the renowned Munich sculptor and gilder Sepp A. Kofler (Atelier Holzkunst u. Vergolderei, Munich) is on the underside. The base also bears an artfully inscribed dedication reading “for their silver wedding anniversary, 1983, from the relatives.” 
An outstanding example of craftsmanship and an impressive religious object for collectors and enthusiasts of traditional wood carving. 
Item details
• Manufacturer / Artist: Sepp A. Kofler (Holzkunst u. Vergolderei, Munich) 
• Country of origin: Germany (Bavaria / Munich) 
• Year / Date: 1983 (made or dedicated in 1983) 
Period: Late 20th century (1980s) 
• Style: Religious art / Neo-Baroque (historically inspired Baroque style) 
• Technique: Hand-carved / wood sculpture, natural wax/stain finish 
• Material: Fine wood (e.g. oak / hardwood, with fine grain) 
• Dimensions: approx. height 64 cm × width 24 cm × depth 17 cm
• Condition: Very good to excellent (no visible cracks, damage, or losses)
Shipping information
Will be securely packaged for transport and shipped insured.

Large Wooden Figure “Madonna and Child” – Sepp A. Kofler, Munich (1983) – H. 64 cm

Expressive, finely crafted wooden sculpture of Mary holding the Christ Child in her arms, in a dynamic Baroque style. The figure stands out for the flowing, animated folds of the garments and the lovingly rendered, harmonious faces and details. 
The original workshop stamp of the renowned Munich sculptor and gilder Sepp A. Kofler (Atelier Holzkunst u. Vergolderei, Munich) is on the underside. The base also bears an artfully inscribed dedication reading “for their silver wedding anniversary, 1983, from the relatives.” 
An outstanding example of craftsmanship and an impressive religious object for collectors and enthusiasts of traditional wood carving. 
Item details
• Manufacturer / Artist: Sepp A. Kofler (Holzkunst u. Vergolderei, Munich) 
• Country of origin: Germany (Bavaria / Munich) 
• Year / Date: 1983 (made or dedicated in 1983) 
Period: Late 20th century (1980s) 
• Style: Religious art / Neo-Baroque (historically inspired Baroque style) 
• Technique: Hand-carved / wood sculpture, natural wax/stain finish 
• Material: Fine wood (e.g. oak / hardwood, with fine grain) 
• Dimensions: approx. height 64 cm × width 24 cm × depth 17 cm
• Condition: Very good to excellent (no visible cracks, damage, or losses)
Shipping information
Will be securely packaged for transport and shipped insured.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Sepp A. Kofler (Holzkunst u. Vergolderei, München)
Style subtype
Baroque
Country of origin
Germany
Style
Antique
Material
Wood
Artist
Sepp A. Kofler
Title of artwork
Madonna mit Kind
Signature
Original workshop manager/artist stamp
Year
1983
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
64 cm
Width
24 cm
Depth
17 cm
GermanyVerified
119
Objects sold
100%
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