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Bronze lost wax cast Sculpture Baby Duck Fine Art
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Lost wax bronze casting of a small Duck created by German craft artist Karin Schmidt, and commissioned by Modern Art Foundry. This creation has a beautiful blue green patina. It measures 4 inches tall. 6” wide, and 3 ¼ inches deep. Foundry markings, initialed, year cast present. Weighing 5 pounds. Ready for shipping. Karin Schmidt lives in a small town near Bremen , Germany . She is the cousin of Modern Art Foundry's former President, Robert Spring . For many years she has worked in terracotta and created small figures and animals, which are painted and sold in local shops in Germany . During a trip to New York City , she created works exclusively for Modern Art Foundry's Alternative Space and Spring Gallery. Bronze Duck measuring 4” x 6” x 3 ¼” Rich blue green patina Foundry markings present, initialed and year cast present Lost wax castingOur International Buyers, please note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost, these charges being the buyer's responsibility, at the time of pick up. Being aware of your countries customs policies prior to bidding and buying will prevent any unexpected fees at the time of pick-up. The art of lost wax casting, practiced for over 4000 years, is an incredibly precise metal casting technique. Properly executed, it ensures accurate, detailed reproduction of an original sculpture. Historically used for many types of work from miniature to colossal in size, the process allows for variations in finish and final appearance. Artistic and labor intensive, projects may take weeks or more leading to ultimate value in every creation.
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