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Wilhelm Busch:
Sculpture ‘Dancing Hans Huckebein’, metal casting

Wilhelm Busch: Sculpture ‘Dancing Hans Huckebein’, metal casting
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Wilhelm Busch:
Sculpture ‘Dancing Hans Huckebein’, metal casting

$ 362,28 (318,00 EUR)

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Article No: IN-459719

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ars mundi exclusive edition | metal casting | bronzed | format 10,5 x 23 x 11,5 cm (W/H/D) | weight 2,2 kg

Exclusively to ars mundi one of the most famous Busch’s figurines has been implemented as a loving sculptor model. At last discover ‘Hans Huckebein’ from all the sides - the sight that will make you smile again and again!

ars mundi sculptor model after Wilhelm Busch's humorous drawings from 1870. Metal casting with the bronzed surface, cast by hand. Format 10.5 x 23 x 11.5 cm (W/H/D). Weight 2.2 kg.

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Wilhelm Busch: Sculpture ‘Dancing Hans Huckebein’, metal casting

Exclusively to ars mundi one of the most famous Busch’s figurines has been implemented as a loving sculptor model. At last discover ‘Hans Huckebein’ from all the sides - the sight that will make you smile again and again!

ars mundi sculptor model after Wilhelm Busch's humorous drawings from 1870. Metal casting with the bronzed surface, cast by hand. Format 10.5 x 23 x 11.5 cm (W/H/D). Weight 2.2 kg.

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The painter, drawer and the writer Wilhelm Busch (1832-1908) thanks to his humoristic painted stories was the most famous artist of his time. He is known as a founder of contemporary caricature. His rhymes and images are considered to be the central masterpiece of the German cultural wealth.

He studied in Antwerp, Munich, and Dusseldorf. According to his word the best life of his time was 1841 – 46 when he studied in Eberzothzen where he together with the son of miller Erich Bachmann had a lot of fun. This friendship and mutual childhood memories evolved into famous stories in seven volumes: “Max and Moriz” which is the most translated and read book in the world.