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Hand-signed untitled glass artwork by Edward Leibovitz (1946–2019), measuring 31 × 42 × 5 cm.
Description from the seller
This remarkable artwork by Edward Leibovitz shows an imaginative composition in which human hands, faces and decorative patterns come together in a playful way. The intense cobalt blue color and the transparent, glassy appearance give the piece a striking and almost mystical character. The graceful shapes, stylized eyes and symbolic details create an intriguing interplay of figuration and abstraction. Through the combination of refined ornamentation and surreal elements, the work invites the viewer to continually discover new forms and meanings.
Edward Leibovitz was a Romanian-born Belgian glass artist who achieved international fame with his imaginative and technically refined glass creations. From the 1970s, he developed a completely distinctive style, in which he combined techniques such as engraving, grinding and sandblasting. His work is characterized by vivid colors, surreal figures and rich symbolism, in which he frequently combined glass with materials such as bronze and marble. His distinctive sculptures were exhibited internationally and are included in several renowned museum collections, including the Corning Museum of Glass in New York.
Dimensions: 42 x 31 x 5 cm
Seller's Story
This remarkable artwork by Edward Leibovitz shows an imaginative composition in which human hands, faces and decorative patterns come together in a playful way. The intense cobalt blue color and the transparent, glassy appearance give the piece a striking and almost mystical character. The graceful shapes, stylized eyes and symbolic details create an intriguing interplay of figuration and abstraction. Through the combination of refined ornamentation and surreal elements, the work invites the viewer to continually discover new forms and meanings.
Edward Leibovitz was a Romanian-born Belgian glass artist who achieved international fame with his imaginative and technically refined glass creations. From the 1970s, he developed a completely distinctive style, in which he combined techniques such as engraving, grinding and sandblasting. His work is characterized by vivid colors, surreal figures and rich symbolism, in which he frequently combined glass with materials such as bronze and marble. His distinctive sculptures were exhibited internationally and are included in several renowned museum collections, including the Corning Museum of Glass in New York.
Dimensions: 42 x 31 x 5 cm

