Olle Ängkvist
Stoneware Wall Relief
1979
2700,00 kr
Wall relief in chamotted stoneware by Olle Ängkvist (1922–2006), created with Carl-Harry Stålhane (1920–1990). The surface is rough, tactile — figures of peasant women seem to rise through the material, their gestures caught in a moment of collective motion. A study of rhythm and labour, rendered with sculptural economy. Produced as a smaller edition of their triptych for the Postal Giro building in Stockholm, commissioned by the Swedish State Arts Council.
Signed, numbered, and dated along the edge: 83/120, OÄ 79. Presented in good vintage condition.
L21,5 W18 D2 cm
Olle Ängkvist
Stoneware Wall Relief
1979
2700,00 kr
Wall relief in chamotted stoneware by Olle Ängkvist (1922–2006), created with Carl-Harry Stålhane (1920–1990). The surface is rough, tactile — figures of peasant women seem to rise through the material, their gestures caught in a moment of collective motion. A study of rhythm and labour, rendered with sculptural economy. Produced as a smaller edition of their triptych for the Postal Giro building in Stockholm, commissioned by the Swedish State Arts Council.
Signed, numbered, and dated along the edge: 83/120, OÄ 79. Presented in good vintage condition.
L21,5 W18 D2 cm
Wall relief in chamotted stoneware by Olle Ängkvist (1922–2006), created with Carl-Harry Stålhane (1920–1990). The surface is rough, tactile — figures of peasant women seem to rise through the material, their gestures caught in a moment of collective motion. A study of rhythm and labour, rendered with sculptural economy. Produced as a smaller edition of…
Olle Ängkvist
Stoneware Wall Relief
1979
2700,00 kr
Wall relief in chamotted stoneware by Olle Ängkvist (1922–2006), created with Carl-Harry Stålhane (1920–1990). The surface is rough, tactile — figures of peasant women seem to rise through the material, their gestures caught in a moment of collective motion. A study of rhythm and labour, rendered with sculptural economy. Produced as a smaller edition of their triptych for the Postal Giro building in Stockholm, commissioned by the Swedish State Arts Council.
Signed, numbered, and dated along the edge: 83/120, OÄ 79. Presented in good vintage condition.
L21,5 W18 D2 cm
Wall relief in chamotted stoneware by Olle Ängkvist (1922–2006), created with Carl-Harry Stålhane (1920–1990). The surface is rough, tactile — figures of peasant women seem to rise through the material, their gestures caught in a moment of collective motion. A study of rhythm and labour, rendered with sculptural economy. Produced as a smaller edition of…
Wall relief in chamotted stoneware by Olle Ängkvist (1922–2006), created with Carl-Harry Stålhane (1920–1990). The surface is rough, tactile — figures of peasant women seem to rise through the material, their gestures caught in a moment of collective motion. A study of rhythm and labour, rendered with sculptural economy. Produced as a smaller edition of their triptych for the Postal Giro building in Stockholm, commissioned by the Swedish State Arts Council.
Signed, numbered, and dated along the edge: 83/120, OÄ 79. Presented in good vintage condition.
L21,5 W18 D2 cm
Olle Ängkvist
Stoneware Wall Relief
1979
2700,00 kr