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Geneigte Nr. 35 by Norbert Diemert

Sculpting, Stone
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29.5 x 10 x 9 cm


2020
1.500,00 €
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Original artwork description


The free form of the ‘Geneigten’ relaxes between the connection of man, nature and abstraction. Accordingly, the ‘Geneigten’ are filigree and voluminous, grounded and moving, figural and indeterminate at the same time. The different treatment of the stone and the organic, flowing lines result in an individual balancing act, thus removing some of the material-related heaviness from the work.Marplesculpture on limestonebase


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Location
Gallery or Store
Subject

Abstract and non-figurative

Style
Abstract
Orientation

Portrait

Size
29.5 x 10 x 9 cm, 3 kg
Created
2020/06 - 2020/07
Artwork number
652
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Substrate and Material


Substrate »

honed


Material »

Marble



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69,00 €
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49,00 €
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199,00 €
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199,00 €
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199,00 €
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Frequently asked questions about this work

Who created “Geneigte Nr. 35”?

“Geneigte Nr. 35” was created by Norbert Diemert.

How much does “Geneigte Nr. 35” cost?

The price is 1,500 euros.

How big is “Geneigte Nr. 35”?

The work measures 29.5 x 10 cm (height x width).

Is “Geneigte Nr. 35” still available?

Yes, “Geneigte Nr. 35” is available.

When was “Geneigte Nr. 35” made?

The work was completed in 2020.

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