Shamaï Haber - Bijzonder geometrisch ijzeren sculptuur (Groot en zeer zwaar!) - Sold

Intriguing iron sculpture by the French-Israeli sculptor Shamaï Haber. Haber's approach - primitive, elemental, monolithic - shows a rare authenticity. However, his multiform work, true to an underlying humanitarian impulse and Biblical inspiration, obeys intrinsic logic that is both tumultuous and rigorous.
Faced with an industrialized and a 'coded' world, Haber unites the forces of man and nature, in a reunited world.

Haber is a leading sculptor. Had a solo exhibition in the Stedelijk Museum in 1960. In 1964 a statue of this artist was placed in the water in the Vondelpark. In 1967 he made a statue for the "Huis ten Bosch" palace in The Hague, but especially has many statues in France, including an 8 meter high statue in the center of Paris, blvd Raspail.

The sculpture comes from a private collection, presumably purchased at an exhibition in France in 1977.

Attention! Due to the exceptional weight and size (the weight is disproportionately distributed), the item can only be delivered by courier. For this, at least 2 physically strong persons must be present at the delivery address to help with unloading.

The work can also be picked up at our office, but only if you can lift it yourself in the car (We recommend at least three strong people). The staff of Kunstveiling will not assist with this.

The weight is unknown, but certainly 50kg+.

The wooden base does not belong to the sculpture.

PLEASE NOTE: This item is being auctioned by Kunstveiling on behalf of the contributor. For items offered by the Auctioneer or Auctioneer_Collections themselves, the following special conditions apply.

Passe-partout/frames: Damage to frames is not described. If a work is framed behind glass and the glass is broken, this will be mentioned. Passe-partouts are in no way guaranteed and are not always included.

Settlement: If you are the highest bidder, you will receive an invoice for the purchased works by e-mail after the auction has ended. Here you will find the details regarding payment and processing. Works can be collected from the Art Auction office in Amstelveen on Tuesday to Friday between 11 am and 5.15 pm by appointment. Of course, when you pick up your purchase, you do not pay any delivery or shipping costs.

Viewing: Are you interested in the work? It is also possible to view this work in advance. Despite the Kunstveiling purchase guarantee that covers your work, you can view the work before placing a bid. Viewing is possible by appointment at the Kunstveiling branch in Amstelveen on Tuesday to Friday between 11 am and 5.15 pm. Please contact us for this.

Questions: We strive to provide as much information as possible in the auction description. However, if you have any questions, please use the 'Ask the seller' button to contact us. You can view other items we offer by clicking the seller's name.

Resale Right: For works with a total price (including auction costs but excluding VAT) above EUR 3000, the statutory Resale Right of a maximum of 4% applies. The resale right must be paid by the buyer. Kunstveiling will take care of the financial settlement of the Resale Right Fee in accordance with the established provisions.

For international buyers: This item is offered by Kunstveiling.nl. If you win the item, you will receive a Dutch purchase invoice from Kunstveiling.