Cubist Sculpture
This impressive wood sculpture, signed by Atelier Boulogne in the 1950s, showcases a stylized figure carved from solid wood. The use of stain and paint creates sharp and angular lines, giving the piece a geometric and abstract aesthetic in line with the principles of cubism. From all angles, this large sculpture is a real eye-catcher, with an inscription of “Atelier Boulogne” and a mysterious number on the base. While information on the artist may be limited, the craftsmanship displayed in this artwork demonstrates a deep understanding and mastery of wood as a medium. The intricate assemblage of shapes and forms showcases a sophisticated technique, resulting in a timeless piece that is sure to inspire conversation.
