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Aleksandra Żeromska
“Lion”
porcelaine, złoto ceramiczne, 13 x 20 x 10 cm
Object ID 162893
| Artist | Aleksandra Żeromska |
|---|---|
| Title | “Lion” |
| Executed on | 2023 |
| Material, base | porcelaine, złoto ceramiczne |
| Kind | ceramika |
| Dimensions | 13 x 20 x 10 cm |
| Category Name | Decorative Arts |
| Condition | Decoration/Painting: Aleksandra Żeromska Model (based on drawings by Aleksandra Żeromska): Susana Rodriguez Decoration of the ball: glaze containing 24-carat gold |
| Style | design |
| Signature | signed on the bottom |
| Other Notes | “The Lion” is the first porcelain sculpture in the Carnival of Animals series, created by artist and designer Aleksandra Żeromska. The title refers to the musical suite “Le Carnaval des Animaux,” described by French composer Camille Saint-Saëns as a “zoological fantasy.” The suite consists of fourteen illustrative miniatures, each depicting a different animal. The first of these, The Lion's Royal March, was composed for string instruments and two pianos. The expressive nature of these musical pieces inspired the artist to imagine the personality, appearance, and form of each animal. Each sculpture is hand-painted by the artist and features a completely unique color palette. No two are alike, reminding us of the individuality and diversity present in nature. Special thanks to Susana Rodriguez, who sculpted the lion in collaboration with Aleksandra Żeromska, based on the artist's drawings. The sculptures were first presented at a special exhibition in Valencia, Spain, organized at the boutique and jewelry workshop of Vicente Gracia, one of Spain's most respected jewelry craftsmen. |
| Requires a permit to export outside of Poland | No |
| Exhibited | Rzeźby zostały po raz pierwszy zaprezentowane na specjalnej wystawie w Walencji w Hiszpanii, zorganizowanej w butiku i pracowni jubilerskiej Vicente Gracii, jednego z najbardziej cenionych rzemieślników jubilerskich w Hiszpanii. |
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Check the detailsAleksandra Żeromska
porcelaine, złoto ceramiczne, 13 x 20 x 10 cm
“Lion”
Object ID 162893
zł5,400
Details
| Artist | Aleksandra Żeromska |
|---|---|
| Title | “Lion” |
| Executed on | 2023 |
| Material, base | porcelaine, złoto ceramiczne |
| Kind | ceramika |
| Dimensions | 13 x 20 x 10 cm |
| Category Name | Decorative Arts |
| Condition | Decoration/Painting: Aleksandra Żeromska Model (based on drawings by Aleksandra Żeromska): Susana Rodriguez Decoration of the ball: glaze containing 24-carat gold |
| Style | design |
| Signature | signed on the bottom |
| Other Notes | “The Lion” is the first porcelain sculpture in the Carnival of Animals series, created by artist and designer Aleksandra Żeromska. The title refers to the musical suite “Le Carnaval des Animaux,” described by French composer Camille Saint-Saëns as a “zoological fantasy.” The suite consists of fourteen illustrative miniatures, each depicting a different animal. The first of these, The Lion's Royal March, was composed for string instruments and two pianos. The expressive nature of these musical pieces inspired the artist to imagine the personality, appearance, and form of each animal. Each sculpture is hand-painted by the artist and features a completely unique color palette. No two are alike, reminding us of the individuality and diversity present in nature. Special thanks to Susana Rodriguez, who sculpted the lion in collaboration with Aleksandra Żeromska, based on the artist's drawings. The sculptures were first presented at a special exhibition in Valencia, Spain, organized at the boutique and jewelry workshop of Vicente Gracia, one of Spain's most respected jewelry craftsmen. |
| Requires a permit to export outside of Poland | No |
| Exhibited | Rzeźby zostały po raz pierwszy zaprezentowane na specjalnej wystawie w Walencji w Hiszpanii, zorganizowanej w butiku i pracowni jubilerskiej Vicente Gracii, jednego z najbardziej cenionych rzemieślników jubilerskich w Hiszpanii. |