Satyr, Woman and Grapes Sculpture by Kai Nielsen for Bing & Grøndahl, 1912

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This sculpture by Kai Nielsen encapsulates the hedonistic and mythological spirit of a series representing wine lovers, created for Bing … more This sculpture by Kai Nielsen encapsulates the hedonistic and mythological spirit of a series representing wine lovers, created for Bing & Grøndahl in 1912 in Copenhagen. The work, modeled in stoneware, represents the mythological encounter between a satyr and a woman, surrounded by an exuberant bunch of grapes that symbolizes abundance, fertility and the celebration of life. with a realism that borders on the provocative, Nielsen fuses symbolic elements of Art Nouveau and Classicism with the solidity and expressiveness of the emerging Art Deco, creating a work full of sensuality and symbolism that shows us a declaration of audacity and artistic mastery. Without a doubt, an exceptional piece for lovers of sculpture and Scandinavian art. This piece has an attribution mark,
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