Kikar de Shalit, Herzeliya Pituah, Israel
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LOTE 1181:
פסל ברונזה, שייש ושנהר, בסגנון ארט-דקו, עפ״י Demetre Chiparus.
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Vendido por: $1 600
Preço estimado :
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1 500 - $2 000
Comissão da leiloeira: 15%
IVA: 17%
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54.5 cm high, 63 cm long * Though formless, timeless, and spaceless in conception for some Hindus, Shiva was a favorite subject for early modern dancers, who portrayed the god in decidedly feminine guise. Western approximations of Eastern dances were more often inspired by still images than by performance, though Vaslav Nijinsky, the star of the Ballets Russes added a Siamese dance to his repertory after court dancers from Siam visited St. Petersburg. The photographs of Nijinsky and Mlle. Rhouma-je, who appeared at the Hermitage Theater, emphasize the trademark hand gestures they copied from Eastern dances. The temple-form base for this figure is one of the more elaborate bases designed by Chiparus. Çiva was alternatively offered on simple pedestals, and temple-form bases of varying designs. The latter were often electrified to conceal light bulbs in the base, which provided a soft glow to the shaped appliques, and below the domed top, illuminating the central figure.
A BRONZE MARBLE AND ivori FIGURE AFTER ‘CIVA’ BY DEMETRE CHIPARUS
