Bronze-Skulptur 'Bockspringer'. Wolfgang Binding - photo 1

Bronze-Skulptur 'Bockspringer'. Wolfgang Binding

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€ 1 800
Auction dateClassic
28.04.2018 13:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Stahl
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Germany, Hamburg
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ID 59365
Lot 443 | Bronze-Skulptur 'Bockspringer'. Wolfgang Binding
1982. Bronze, Höhe 97 cm, auf der Plinthe signiert 'Binding', Auflage 12 Exemplare, Gießerstempel der Kunstgießerei Luigi Lotito, Köln. - Aufstellungsbedingt (Gartenskulptur) mit üblichen Spuren der Verwitterung.
Wolfgang Binding. München 1937
Deutscher Bildhauer. Nach einer Lehre zum Bildhauer und Steinmetz wechselte Binding an die Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, wo er von 1959 bis 1963 unter anderem als Meisterschüler von Zoltan Székessy studierte. Bereits im Jahr 1962 wurde Wolfgang Binding mit dem Ernst Poensgen-Preis der Kunstakademie Düsseldorf und 1963 mit dem Förderpreis für Bildhauerei der Stadt Köln ausgezeichnet. Nach Auslandsaufenthalten in Alexandria und Kairo erhielt Binding 1973 seine Habilitation an der RWTH Aachen 1975-76 war er Gastprofessor an die Northern Michigan University in den USA,, ab 1977 dann Professor für Bildhauerei an der RWTH Aachen. 1993 ließ sich Binding schließlich als freischaffender Künstler in Eynatten an der deutsch-belgischen Grenze nieder. - Binding gilt als wichtigster Tierbildhauer der Nachkriegszeit und schuf auch für den öffentlichen Raum zahleiche Plastiken, Brunnen und Denkmäler für mehrere Städte in Deutschland und in der Schweiz, z.B. die Großplastik ' Spielende Pferde', CHIO Reitstadion Aachen, 2006, und 'Große Ziege', Salomon R. GuGelbgoldenheim Museum, New York.
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