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Peter Hohberger:
Sculpture "Loving couple" (1982), art bronze version

Peter Hohberger: Sculpture "Loving couple" (1982), art bronze version
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Peter Hohberger:
Sculpture "Loving couple" (1982), art bronze version

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Limited, 199 copies | Numbered | Signed | Bronze art | Size 47 x 27 cm | Weight 20 kg

The works of the sculptor Peter Hohberger show his deep attachment to the classic Greek sculpture. They resemble the creations of the probably greatest sculptor of the last century, Auguste Rodin. Another parallel can be drawn in the works on erotic topics. It is not surprising that Hohberger's "Love Couple" resonates with Rodin's "Spring of Life": a couple completely absorbed in the world of their own feelings emerges from a delightful interrelation of light and shade, which are created by deep and raised surfaces of this lively sculpture. Edition in art bronze. Polymeric Ars Mundi museum-replica, hand cast, numbered and signed. Edition only 199 pieces. Size 47 x 27 cm. Weight approx 20 kg.

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Peter Hohberger: Sculpture "Loving couple" (1982), art bronze version

The works of the sculptor Peter Hohberger show his deep attachment to the classic Greek sculpture. They resemble the creations of the probably greatest sculptor of the last century, Auguste Rodin. Another parallel can be drawn in the works on erotic topics. It is not surprising that Hohberger's "Love Couple" resonates with Rodin's "Spring of Life": a couple completely absorbed in the world of their own feelings emerges from a delightful interrelation of light and shade, which are created by deep and raised surfaces of this lively sculpture. Edition in art bronze. Polymeric Ars Mundi museum-replica, hand cast, numbered and signed. Edition only 199 pieces. Size 47 x 27 cm. Weight approx 20 kg.

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Born 1939, former actor, now a sculptor and painter.

Born in Silesia on November 12, 1939, sculptor Peter Hohberger dealt as a child with the drawing and modeling. After a successful career as an actor he has devoted himself for many years of painting and the visual arts. He sees himself consciously as a sculptor in the classical sense.

His aesthetic basic understanding is shaped by nature; it is the beauty of the human body itself that fascinated him and he reacted by modernism untouched in his files and portrait busts. His models, he does not deny: They are the masters of ancient Greece, Auguste Rodin and especially Arno Breker, who taught him personally. Of all he has learned, and not just in the accuracy with which he knows to represent the beauty of the female body.

Hohberger said: "art that enriches life and happy people survived any kind of so-called “Spirit of the time".

Designation for an art object (sculpture, installation), which is produced according to the will of the artist in multiple copies in a limited and numbered edition.

Artist's multiple contributed to "democratization" of art as the work was made available and affordable for a wider audience.

A plastic work of sculptural art made of wood, stone, ivory, bronze or other metals.

While sculptures from wood, ivory or stone are made directly from the block of material, for bronze casting a working model is prepared at first. Usually it is made of clay or other easily shaped materials.

The prime time of sculpture after the Roman antiquity was the Renaissance. Impressionism gave a new impulse to the sculptural arts. Also the contemporary artists, such as Jorg Immendorf, Andora, and Markus Lupertz enriched the sculpture with outstanding works.

Bronze powder bound by a polymer. By special polishing and patination techniques the surface of the casting gets a look that corresponds to the bronze.