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iberică Bronz Exvoto. secolele IV - III î.Hr. 6 cm inaltime.
Nr. 84074709
Exvoto
Iberian, 4th - 3rd century BC
Bronze
6 cm height, 8.5 cm with the stand.
PROVENANCE: Private collection of gallery owner Claude Bernard (1929-2022), Paris. Founder of the Claude Bernard gallery in Paris, he has represented as a dealer from Alberto Giacometti to David Hockney, passing through Balthus, Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud and Zoran Music, during the last sixty-five years he has represented the greatest artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.
DOCUMENTS: Including export license from the Ministry of Culture in Spain.
CONDITION: Good condition.
DESCRIPTION:
The Iberians expressed their religiosity through votive offerings in the form of small figures made of stone, bronze or terracotta, elements of "popular art" that were initially considered as representations of gods. As for the metallic votive offerings, they are solid pieces made using the “lost wax” technique, with a size not exceeding 18 cm in height, with some exceptions. They are generally stylized images of male and female offerers in an attitude of prayer, with some exaggerated feature (hands, eyes, sexual organs) and carrying an offering (a roll, fruits, etc.). In the same way, horsemen, horses and body parts are also known, as well as miniatures of attacked knives. Its chronology starts, in general, from the middle of the third century BC.
These pieces were deposited in honor of deities, in exchange for protection, well-being, health and prosperity, being found in Iberian sanctuaries in the south and southeast of the peninsula, highlighting nuclei such as the Despeñaperros environment in Jaén (Collado de los Jardines, Castellar de Santisteban) or La Luz (Verdolay, Murcia), as well as in other parts of Andalusia and Levante. These centers of worship are always located on elevations of the land or in caves, close to important communication routes and water courses, at a certain distance from the population centers, being sometimes authentic community centers of worship of territorial control.
Notes:
- The piece includes authenticity certificate.
- The piece includes Spanish Export License.
- The seller guarantees that he acquired this piece according to all national and international laws related to the ownership of cultural property. Provenance statement seen by Catawiki.
Povestea Vânzătorului
Galeria de Artă Antică - Arheologie cu sediul în Barcelona, cu peste cincisprezece ani de experiență. Specializată în artă clasică, artă egipteană, artă asiatică și artă precolumbiană. Acesta garantează autenticitatea tuturor pieselor sale. Participă la cele mai importante târguri de artă din Spania, precum Feriarte, precum și la târguri din străinătate, BRAFA, Parcours des Mondes, Cultures Brussels.
Toate piesele sunt trimise cu un permis de export eliberat de Ministerul Culturii din Spania.
Livrăm rapid prin DHL Express sau Direct Art Transport.
Tradus cu GoogleExvoto
Iberian, 4th - 3rd century BC
Bronze
6 cm height, 8.5 cm with the stand.
PROVENANCE: Private collection of gallery owner Claude Bernard (1929-2022), Paris. Founder of the Claude Bernard gallery in Paris, he has represented as a dealer from Alberto Giacometti to David Hockney, passing through Balthus, Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud and Zoran Music, during the last sixty-five years he has represented the greatest artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.
DOCUMENTS: Including export license from the Ministry of Culture in Spain.
CONDITION: Good condition.
DESCRIPTION:
The Iberians expressed their religiosity through votive offerings in the form of small figures made of stone, bronze or terracotta, elements of "popular art" that were initially considered as representations of gods. As for the metallic votive offerings, they are solid pieces made using the “lost wax” technique, with a size not exceeding 18 cm in height, with some exceptions. They are generally stylized images of male and female offerers in an attitude of prayer, with some exaggerated feature (hands, eyes, sexual organs) and carrying an offering (a roll, fruits, etc.). In the same way, horsemen, horses and body parts are also known, as well as miniatures of attacked knives. Its chronology starts, in general, from the middle of the third century BC.
These pieces were deposited in honor of deities, in exchange for protection, well-being, health and prosperity, being found in Iberian sanctuaries in the south and southeast of the peninsula, highlighting nuclei such as the Despeñaperros environment in Jaén (Collado de los Jardines, Castellar de Santisteban) or La Luz (Verdolay, Murcia), as well as in other parts of Andalusia and Levante. These centers of worship are always located on elevations of the land or in caves, close to important communication routes and water courses, at a certain distance from the population centers, being sometimes authentic community centers of worship of territorial control.
Notes:
- The piece includes authenticity certificate.
- The piece includes Spanish Export License.
- The seller guarantees that he acquired this piece according to all national and international laws related to the ownership of cultural property. Provenance statement seen by Catawiki.
Povestea Vânzătorului
Galeria de Artă Antică - Arheologie cu sediul în Barcelona, cu peste cincisprezece ani de experiență. Specializată în artă clasică, artă egipteană, artă asiatică și artă precolumbiană. Acesta garantează autenticitatea tuturor pieselor sale. Participă la cele mai importante târguri de artă din Spania, precum Feriarte, precum și la târguri din străinătate, BRAFA, Parcours des Mondes, Cultures Brussels.
Toate piesele sunt trimise cu un permis de export eliberat de Ministerul Culturii din Spania.
Livrăm rapid prin DHL Express sau Direct Art Transport.
Tradus cu GoogleCultură
iberică
Name of object
Exvoto. secolele IV - III î.Hr. 6 cm inaltime.
Secol/ Interval de timp
4th - 3rd century BC
Proveniență
Colecție privată
Țară
Necunoscut
Material
Bronz
Stare
Foarte Bună
