Parastone - D’après Steinlen - Sculpture

The Black Cat Magnificent subject in polystone resin, model 'The Black Cat', the famous poster of the legendary cabaret on Montmartre hill in Paris, after Steinlen, in excellent overall condition. Height: 21 cm Width: 11 x 5 cm Beautiful finish and careful details. New product, shipped quickly in its original packaging, with Certificate of Authenticity. Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, born in Lausanne on November 20, 1859, and died in Paris (18th arrondissement) on December 13, 1923, was a Swiss artist, anarchist, painter, engraver, illustrator, poster designer and sculptor, naturalized French in 1901. Son of Samuel Steinlen, a postal worker in Lausanne, who was himself the son of Christian Gottlieb (Theophile) Steinlen (1779-1847), painter and draftsman. Of German origin, the Steinlen family had been admitted to the bourgeoisie of Vevey in 1832. Théophile Alexandre Steinlen studied theology at the University of Lausanne for two years, then, in 1879, turned to art, pursuing training in industrial ornament drawing in Mulhouse, at Schoenhaupt, before settling in Paris with his wife Émilie in 1881. Parastone has been successfully creating decorative objects for almost 50 years, some with timeless classic beauty and others more aligned with prevailing trends. The Mouseion collection of museum pieces constitutes a substantial part of the collection. In addition to faithful reproductions of major works of art, the Mouseion series also includes three‑dimensional interpretations of paintings and drawings by many artists, from Hieronymus Bosch to Salvador Dalí. "decorative object, luxury item, table art, collector, interior decoration, statuette, sculpture, no panther, no Orlinski, no Koons, pop art, no Kong, no pompon" Photos are part of the description. This beautiful object will add a touch of elegance to your home. Fast and careful shipping.

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