Maximilian Delius Leaning
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Künstler: Maximilian Delius
Größe: 11x24x12cm
Technik: Original bronze sculpture cast using the lost wax technique
Auflage: 100 copies
Signatur: Hallmarked
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MAXIMILIAN DELIUS
Discover the breathtaking world of Maximilian Delius, a fascinating artist who was born in Kobaky, Ukraine in 1958 and discovered his passion for art at an early age. His impressive ceramics, wood sculptures and later bronze sculptures testify to great craftsmanship and a deep connection to the human body.
Inspired by Alexander Archipenko, Delius focuses on the representation of the human body and its interaction in space. His nude studies are characterized by intensive study and empathy, which make the dynamics and psyche of the human body visible through sweeping lines and harmonious proportions.
Delius shows particular interest in depicting naked women, combining eroticism and tenderness while leaving the viewer room for imagination. Inspired by ancient Greece, he creates exciting depictions of human figures that radiate elegance and sensuality.
His masterful bronze sculptures are available in limited editions and have become sought-after collector's items. Maximilian Delius has carved out a prominent place for himself in the art world through his ability to translate his empathy for the human psyche into three-dimensional works of art. Immerse yourself in his world and let yourself be enchanted by the beauty and depth of his works.
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