Gabor M Szoke - Trophy
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Gabor M. Szoke Trophy, a 2014 stainless steel sculpture with a handcrafted wood base, hand-signed, in a contemporary style, measuring 112 cm wide by 57 cm high by 51 cm deep and weighing 30 kg, made in Hungary and includes certification.
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Gabor M Szoke
Trophy
2014
Made from stainless steel and wood
Includes certification
(22,44 inches / 57 cm height x 20,07 inches / 51 cm length x 44,09 inches / 112 cm width)
An iconic piece in the trophy series by the artist known for his public sculptures around the world, made in the artist's characteristic style of welding many pieces of stainless steel. The sculpture comes with a handcrafted wood base, with hand sign.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Gabor M. Szoke internationally lauded sculptor and contemporary artist best known for his monumental, industrially wrought animal sculptures.
The artist was born in 1984 in Budapest, Hungary. He studied at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts and at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera in Milan. Despite his young age he has more than 100 artworks worldwide on three continents, which have all become a defining and emblematic element of their surroundings. His artworks can be found in the most progressive and highlighted parts of public squares and institutions, such as the Mercedes- Benz Stadium in Atlanta in front of the CNN headquarters, or in the heart of Moscow, or in the collection of the King of Bahrain. He holds the record for the biggest equine statue in Europe and the largest avian sculpture in the world. One of his most well-known work is the Atlanta Falcon, designed for the new Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, surpasses this record with a wingspan of 72 feet. His creations are made of stainless steel and bronze.
More information: www.gabormszoke.com
Gabor M Szoke
Trophy
2014
Made from stainless steel and wood
Includes certification
(22,44 inches / 57 cm height x 20,07 inches / 51 cm length x 44,09 inches / 112 cm width)
An iconic piece in the trophy series by the artist known for his public sculptures around the world, made in the artist's characteristic style of welding many pieces of stainless steel. The sculpture comes with a handcrafted wood base, with hand sign.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Gabor M. Szoke internationally lauded sculptor and contemporary artist best known for his monumental, industrially wrought animal sculptures.
The artist was born in 1984 in Budapest, Hungary. He studied at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts and at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera in Milan. Despite his young age he has more than 100 artworks worldwide on three continents, which have all become a defining and emblematic element of their surroundings. His artworks can be found in the most progressive and highlighted parts of public squares and institutions, such as the Mercedes- Benz Stadium in Atlanta in front of the CNN headquarters, or in the heart of Moscow, or in the collection of the King of Bahrain. He holds the record for the biggest equine statue in Europe and the largest avian sculpture in the world. One of his most well-known work is the Atlanta Falcon, designed for the new Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, surpasses this record with a wingspan of 72 feet. His creations are made of stainless steel and bronze.
More information: www.gabormszoke.com
Details
Era
After 2000
Country of Origin
Hungary
Style
Contemporary
Material
stainless steel
Artist
Gabor M Szoke
Title of artwork
Trophy
Signature
Hand signed, Signed
Year
2014
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
57 cm
Width
112 cm
Depth
51 cm
Weight
30 kg
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