Art Deco Polar Bear Sculpture Workshop
Ready to fight violently or start a dance step? This standing bear plays with the paradoxes of our imagination. At the comforting softness of the teddy bear is superimposed the fear of the wild plantigrade. His moving body and intense expression express ferocity and tenderness, strength and vulnerability, clumsy heaviness and grace.
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Art Deco Polar Bear Sculpture Workshop
Please Note: This design of art deco polar bear sculpture belong to Richard Orlinski.
Our factory is just the maker, we have no right to sell it. You can buy it via the artist’s website.
If you want to custom your own design, we can help you.
| Title | Art Deco Polar Bear Sculpture Workshop |
| Artist’s Comments | Prêt à se battre avec violence ou à entamer un pas de danse? Cet ours debout joue avec les paradoxes de notre imaginaire. A la douceur réconfortante de l’ours en peluche se superpose la peur du plantigrade sauvage. Son corps en mouvement et son expression intense expriment la férocité et la tendresse, la force et la vulnérabilité, la lourdeur pataude et la grace. |
| Catagory | Resin Sculptures |
| Item No. | 1H911003 |
| Theme | Animal |
| Size | 70 cm, 120 cm, 230 cm, 400 cm Customized as your needs. |
| Color | Any other color possible on request. |
| Material | Resin (Fiber Reinforced Polymer/Plastic) |
| Craft | Modeling, Enamel Paint or Plated Chrome |
| Recommended Usage | Plaza, Park, Showroom, Mall, Garden,Yard. |
| Delivery Time | Please check the terms via the artist’s e-shop. |
| Payment Terms | Please check the terms via the artist’s e-shop. If you want to custom your own design, we accept T/T, Western Union or Paypal. |
| Copyright | Richard Orlinski |
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| material | Fiber-reinforced Plastic (FRP) 玻璃钢, Resin 树脂 |
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| techniques-and-crafts | Chrome Plated 镀铬, Resin Casting |
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- MOQ: 1 Piece Art Deco Polar Bear Sculpture
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- Customized Part: Material, Color, Size and Design.
- We can make it base on your own design, also we offer the design service.
- Designer: Richard Orlinski
- Year: 2016
- Availability: No, please buy via the designer own website. We just help the designer made this sculpture.
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