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Galerie Origines Arles for FleaMarket Paris

The Earth. It is said that "in the beginning it was formless and empty". This earth, on which we take life, is the matter of all things. For the philosopher, it is sensitive reality, everything that can be the object of experience. For Richard Vinatier, it is that of the creative gesture, of the hand of Man who shapes this matter to give it body, to make it the reflection of the living, to make it a work of Art.

Thus created, the object testifies to its creator, connects it to its sources, dialogues with us with the World.

Richard Vinatier has never ceased to visit the world's greatest museums, to collect rare pieces and to love them passionately.  

From the curves of tribal art to the arabesques of Art Nouveau, all these works attest to our origins and call us to the Universal, in a relationship that links us. The works of art inscribe us in a filiation.

Richard Vinatier wanted his gallery to match the pieces he presents: a unique place in the heart of an ancient city where the simple fact of pushing the door invites us to travel: a journey in a suspended time where each piece of art whispers in our ears its fragment of History, its little story of eternity.

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The sculpture "Clarté" ou "Lueur Lumineuse" by Max Le Verrier is an emblematic example of Art Deco aesthetics, standing at a height of 38 cm and embodying its magnificence.

It portrays CLARTE, the goddess of light, in the form of a cast iron woman holding a frosted and cracked glass luminous sphere at arm's length. The curved posture of the back and the head tilted backward create a perfect balance, forming a fluid line that embodies strength and grace.

Max Le Verrier created this model in various sizes (170 cm, 85 cm, 68 cm, and 38 cm).

These are two posthumous cast iron editions, including their original glass globes.

 

Dimensions Length x Width x Height
21 × 10 × 38 cm
Year
1928
$1000
$10,000
$50,000
$100,000
$500,000
$1M

From: Arles 13 200 FR

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Vase model "Decoeur n°14" in green porcelain decorated with a scene of hunting with wild boars by Pierre-Auguste Gaucher, project 115, 47.

H. 18.50 inches.


Manufacturing mark in black and dated "47".
Mark in green "Forme Decœur 14 décor P. Gaucher 115,47".

Perfect condition.

Year
1947
$1000
$10,000
$50,000
$100,000
$500,000
$1M

From: Arles 13 200 FR

Prices vary depending on destination and complexity

Shipping arranged by the buyer: Free

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