Frederiksberg Møbler & Design
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For the dedicated collector of Danish art, here is a beautiful Gunnar Hossy (1925-1990) plaster figure . Hossy is known for his unique and expressive works, which often combine simple form with great emotional depth – a characteristic that makes his art sought after by collectors.
Length: 23 cm.
Height: 13.5 cm.
The figure is signed and numbered 17/70 , which emphasizes its exclusivity. It appears to have some signs of wear, but is generally in very good condition.
An obvious collector's item for those who appreciate 20th century Danish sculptors and want a rare piece of Hossy history for their collection.
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Gunnar Hossy was a Danish sculptor and graphic artist. Hossy was educated at, among other things, Academy of Fine Arts 1947-1952. He was a member of The comrades from 1965. In the 1950s, Gunnar Hossy worked mainly with graphics.
Sculpture only really came into being in the 1960s, especially in bronze and iron; a number of scrap sculptures date from recent years. Hossy was a socially committed artist who often identified with the weak and outcasts of society in his art.
He worked with naturalistic detail that often gave symbolic expression to an external and internal dissolution.
Gunnar Hossy illustrated, among other things: Albert Camus ' The plague (1976). From 1972 he taught at The School of Applied Arts .
