Die Tierskulptur kann eine naturget

Die Tierskulptur kann eine naturgetreue Abbildung des jeweils lebendigen Vorbildes sein, muss sie jedoch nicht. Gerade deswegen übt sie einen besonderen Reiz auf die bildenden Künstler aus. Sie gibt ihnen die Möglichkeit, in Form und Ausdruck zwischen Darstellung und Abstraktion zum Wesen des Tieres vorzudringen. Werner Bärmanns "Baby-Eule" ist ein Beispiel dafür.

Des Themas "Eulen" hat sich der Künstler bereits mehrfach sowohl in Stein als auch in Bronze angenommen. Bärmann geht es dabei explizit nicht um eine bloße Abbildung: Er will "das Wesentliche der Dinge in eine klare Form fassen, ohne die Natur zu kopieren". Details, sagt er, ergänze der Betrachter dann durch seine eigene Fantasie.

Skulptur in feiner Bronze, von Hand gegossen im Wachsausschmelzverfahren, von Hand patiniert, poliert und grün patiniert. Limitierte Weltauflage 99 Exemplare, nummeriert und signiert. Format 11 x 13 x 17 cm (B/H/T), Gewicht 2,6 kg. Exklusiv bei ars mundi.

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The animal sculpture can be a lifelike figure of each living model, but they don't. That is why she exerts a special charm on the artists. It gives them the opportunity to get into shape and expression between representation and abstraction to the nature of the beast. Werner bear's "Baby OWL" is an example of this. The theme of "Owls" the artist has adopted several times both in stone and in bronze. Bear man involves's explicitly not a mere figure: he wants to "the essence of things in a clear form of touch, without having to copy the nature'. He says details, fill in the Viewer then by his own imagination. Sculpture in fine bronze, hand poured in the lost wax method, handmade patina, polished and patinated green. World Edition limited to 99 copies, numbered and signed. Format 11 x 13 x 17 cm (W/H/D), weight 2,6 kg. Exclusively at ars mundi.

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The animal sculpture can be a lifelike illustration of each living role model, but does not have to. Precisely because it exerts a special appeal to the visual artists. It gives them the opportunity to advance in form and expression between representation and abstraction to the nature of the beast. Werner Baermanns "Baby Owl" is an example. The theme "owl" the artist has already adopted several occasions, both in stone and in bronze. Bärmann'll never forget it explicitly to a mere illustration: He wants "the essence of things in a clear form grasp without copying nature". Details, he says, the viewer then please complete through his own imagination. Sculpture in fine bronze, hand-poured using the lost wax, patinated by hand, polished and patina green. Limited edition 99 pieces world, numbered and signed. Format 11 x 13 x 17 cm (W / H / D) Weight 2.6 kg. Exclusive to ars mundi.

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the tierskulptur can high figure of each living idol, however, it must not. it has a special charm to the artists. it gives you the opportunity to in form and expression between representation and abstraction of the essence of the animal's territory. werner bärmanns "baby owl" is an example.