At the beginning of the summer season, the auction house A10 by Artmark is putting up for auction a collection of 146 objects dedicated to open spaces and gardens as part of the “Paradise Garden” event. The design of open spaces is an art that combines the beauty of nature with human creativity. In this complex process, garden furniture plays an important role in creating a comfortable, functional and aesthetic atmosphere.
Next week’s event, on Tuesday 13 June, is a rare opportunity to discover unique pieces that will transform your outdoor space into a personalized retreat. Ornate garden furniture, chaise longues, planters or planters, figurines or sculptures, as well as Victorian-style furniture redefine outdoor comfort.
The sculpture occupies a prominent place in the event on June 13. The sculpture of the artist Felix Aftene from Iasi – “Guardian (II)” has an impressive appearance, the starting price of which is 6,500 euros. The small sculpture “Muse” is made in bronze by Sami Brissom, its starting price is only 300 euros. From contemporary Romanian artists to universal masters – Salvador Dali is present at the auction with the bronze sculpture “Venus a la Giraffe”, the starting price of which is 2,500 euros. In creating this sculpture, Dali reinterprets the Venus de Milo with boxes, separating the head from the body with a deliberate trick: replacing the goddess’s neck with a highly elongated, giraffe-like one.
Also at the event on June 13, a series of 7 portraits made by the master Ion Yankut of personalities of the banking world of the 90s – Vasile Volosheniuk, Rezvan Temeshan, Dan Corneliu Pascariu, Mykhailo Diamandopol, Teodor Berbulescu, Ion Dobrescu, Florin Andrey Ionescu. The starting price of each portrait is 800 euros.
Comfort and relaxation, functionality and versatility, aesthetics and harmony – these are just some of the characteristics that define the products from the Garden of Eden – Sculpture and Garden Furniture auction, dedicated to all those looking for expressive things that will appreciate open spaces. 146 decorative objects are on display in the Česianu-Rakovica Palace until June 13 and can be admired for free from Monday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Venus in a Giraffe – Salvador Dali
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Source: Hot News
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