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Peter Hohberger:
Wall relief "Thomas Mann", Artificial Bronze

Peter Hohberger: Wall relief "Thomas Mann", Artificial Bronze
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Peter Hohberger:
Wall relief "Thomas Mann", Artificial Bronze

$ 387,35 (340,00 EUR)

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Order-nr. IN-700451

Article No: IN-700451

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Bronze Art | Size 24 x 32 x 2 cm (W / H / D)

In the works of the sculptor Peter Hohberger you can feel his deep inclination to the classical sculpture. In this he is similar to the greatest sculptor of his century - Auguste Rodin. Another parallel is the fascination with sensual and erotic themes, portraits and character studies, as in this finely modeled relief of the great German writer.

Wall relief in fine art bronze. Polymers, Art castings hand poured and hand fitted with bronze patina and polished. Size 24 x 32 x 2 cm (W / H / D).

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Peter Hohberger: Wall relief "Thomas Mann", Artificial Bronze

In the works of the sculptor Peter Hohberger you can feel his deep inclination to the classical sculpture. In this he is similar to the greatest sculptor of his century - Auguste Rodin. Another parallel is the fascination with sensual and erotic themes, portraits and character studies, as in this finely modeled relief of the great German writer.

Wall relief in fine art bronze. Polymers, Art castings hand poured and hand fitted with bronze patina and polished. Size 24 x 32 x 2 cm (W / H / D).

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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".