雕刻, 30 cm height - 38 cm - 卓越的戈戈特地貌——自然有机形态的雕塑





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異常 Gogotte 形成的自然有機形態雕塑,來源法國巴黎地區枫丹白露,約三千萬年歷史,高38公分,寬21公分,深15公分,狀況良好,簽名為“natural history”。
賣家描述
Exceptional Gogotte Formation - Sculpture in a Natural Organic Form
38 cm height without stand
Provenance: Private collection, France, 1950s.
Excellent condition
"GOGOTTE" Natural geological
Formation formed by quartz sand and crystallized silica, characterized by its more than 30 million years ago - France
Gogotte is the name given to rare and naturally sculpted sandstone formations composed primarily of silica-cemented sand.
These striking geological structures formed approximately 30 million years ago during the Oligocene epoch, in the Fontainebleau region near Paris, France. They were created through a process in which mineral-rich water infused with silica flowed through fine sand, gradually solidifying into smooth, swirling shapes with an almost abstract, sculptural quality.
Highly prized by collectors, designers, and art enthusiasts alike, gogottes are celebrated for their unique, organic aesthetics that evoke modernist and surrealist art. Some exceptional specimens have even been exhibited in world-renowned institutions such as the Louvre Museum.
A gogotte is not just a natural wonder-it's a timeless piece of geological art.
賣家的故事
Exceptional Gogotte Formation - Sculpture in a Natural Organic Form
38 cm height without stand
Provenance: Private collection, France, 1950s.
Excellent condition
"GOGOTTE" Natural geological
Formation formed by quartz sand and crystallized silica, characterized by its more than 30 million years ago - France
Gogotte is the name given to rare and naturally sculpted sandstone formations composed primarily of silica-cemented sand.
These striking geological structures formed approximately 30 million years ago during the Oligocene epoch, in the Fontainebleau region near Paris, France. They were created through a process in which mineral-rich water infused with silica flowed through fine sand, gradually solidifying into smooth, swirling shapes with an almost abstract, sculptural quality.
Highly prized by collectors, designers, and art enthusiasts alike, gogottes are celebrated for their unique, organic aesthetics that evoke modernist and surrealist art. Some exceptional specimens have even been exhibited in world-renowned institutions such as the Louvre Museum.
A gogotte is not just a natural wonder-it's a timeless piece of geological art.

