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Flower-vase Gustav Gurschner ca. 1907

SKU 1255 Tag

Bronze-vase with Etruscan ornaments, design Gustav Gurschner, manufactured by K.K. Kunst-Erzgiesserei Wien, ca. 1907, bronze, signed

  • Height: 23cm, Width: 11cm, Depth: 11cm
  • 1907 to 1908
    Technique: Bronze, cast, chiseled, patinated and polished
    signed “GURSCHNER” Original photo in the Archiv Gustav Gurschner © Nikolaus Kolhammer, Wien, verso inscribed with “Etrusc Style/green patina”; depicted in (undefined) sales catalogue of K.K. Kunst-Erzgiesserei Wien, p. 109, mod. no. 1411 depicted in sales catalogue of Wiener Kunsterzgiesserei AG (engl.), p. 43 (XLIII), mod. Mo. 541 “Flower-vase”
    14.500,00 VAT inclusive
    SKU 1255 Tag
    Description

    Gustav Gurschner was one of the most important bronziers of the Viennese Jugendstil. He was a member of the artists association Wiener Secession and Hagenbund and contributed his distinctive formal language to Viennese arts and crafts around 1900.
    Tapering towards the top, Gurschner decorates this tall bronze vase with three ornamental bands rich in details. Between sculptural beaded rims and decorative stripes, one can discern various Etruscan-like symbols, spirals and loop squares, typical of Gurschner. The upper, richly decorated part of the vase visually stands out from the dark, patinated base, bringing effectively out the natural, warm bronze tone.

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    Vase with Etruscan ornamentation Gustav Gurschner K.K. Kunst-Erzgiesserei ca. 1907 bronze signed
    Flower-vase Gustav Gurschner ca. 1907

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