Vallien, Bertil Sollentuna, Stockholm 1938, schwed… - photo 1

Vallien, Bertil Sollentuna, Stockholm 1938, schwed…

Lot 2391
28.03.2025 11:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerYves Siebers Auktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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ID 1398710
Lot 2391 | Vallien, Bertil Sollentuna, Stockholm 1938, schwed…
Vallien, Bertil Sollentuna, Stockholm 1938, schwedischer Künstler und Glas-Designer. Große maritime Glasskulptur ''BV UN Blue Voyage'', aus der Serie ''Boat'' 1986, Orrefors Kosta Boda, Schweden, nach 1986, farbloses, massives Glas mit Einfärbung in Blau und part. Farbeinschmelzung in Rostrot, oberseitig poliert, seitlich überw. mattiert und reliefiert, die Skulptur in Gestalt eines oblongen Schiffskorpus mit spitz zulaufenden Enden, der Länge nach eine eingelassene Spirale in Schwarz-Weiß, die von 7 leicht variierend geformten Spiralen quer durchbrochen wird, die ''Blue Voyage'' mit eingeschmolzenen Spiralen, roten Kreuzen, Schwimmern bzw. Tauchern sowie einem ausgesparten Kopf und Luftblasendekor, der Korpus mit schrägem Durchbruch sowie 2 weiteren Durchbrüchen für die Aufhängung, diese best. aus je einer Stange mit Drahtaufhängung, das Glasschiff über einem wellenförmigen Holzsockel schwebend, Letzterer mit Nut versehen, darin eine rechteckige mattierte Glasscheibe als horizontartiger Hintergrund, LxBxH: bis ca. 116/12/11 cm (Boot), LxBxH: ca. 56/25/20 cm (Holzsockel), LxB: ca. 110/30 cm (Glasscheibe). Holz min. ber./best., die Glasscheibe an 2 Ecken best.. Rechnung der Glashütte in Kopie anbei. Anm.: Bertil Valliens Faszination von Booten war eine wiederkehrende Quelle der Inspiration in seinem Oeuvre. Vallien verarbeitete seine Werke meist in Sand, was ihnen eine reliefierte Struktur verleiht.
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