Igmar Stuer
  • Bluestone sculpture by Hubert Boeraeve
  • Bluestone sculpture by Hubert Boeraeve
  • Bluestone sculpture by Hubert Boeraeve
  • Bluestone sculpture by Hubert Boeraeve
  • Bluestone sculpture by Hubert Boeraeve
  • Bluestone sculpture by Hubert Boeraeve
  • Bluestone sculpture by Hubert Boeraeve
  • Bluestone sculpture by Hubert Boeraeve
  • Bluestone sculpture by Hubert Boeraeve
  • Bluestone sculpture by Hubert Boeraeve
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Bluestone sculpture by Hubert Boeraeve

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Large sculpture made of Belgian bluestone by Hubert Boeraeve (Ostend Belgium 1950). This sculpture shows a human figure with hanging shoulders and head. The sculpture is a nice contrast between smooth and rough surfaces, and has a nice balance between fine and robust parts. Hubert Boeraeve makes sculptures in stone and wood, he tries to show us figures in a non figurative way. A lot of his artworks are inspired by humanity. This artwork was made early 1980' s.
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Igmar Stuer
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Region: Gent
Country: Belgium
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Cubist totem sculpture

Cubist totem sculpture

Large cubist totem sculpture, depicting a non figurative figure, built out of a massive block of wood and sculpted in several different shaped smaller wooden blocks. Made of burned wood, also calles so shugi ban, an ancient Japanese way for conservating wood. Origin France 1980s, unsigned
Cubist totem sculpture

Cubist totem sculpture

Large cubist totem sculpture made of burned wood, also called so shugi ban, an ancient Japanese method used to conservate wood. The sculpture depicts a non figurative figure made out of a massive block of wood, cutted out in a cubistic way of several smaller and different shaped blocks. Unsigned, origin France 1980s
Industrial mill wheel

Industrial mill wheel

Giant 19th c mill wheel
Pair of old cariatides

Pair of old cariatides

Pair of old cariatides depicting two mythological figures. Made in the 1960s as theatre props. Material is a mix of cement and plaster and with a metal structure inside. Weathered patina from hanging outside.
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17th C pair of wooden arms

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17th C pair of wooden arms

Pair of 17th C arms of a corpus christ. Made of limewood with nice patina and traces of time. Mounted on a custom made metal display.
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Old burlwood mirror

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Old burlwood mirror

Old and large burlwood mirror. Origin Belgium 1970s
Giant terracotta head sculpture

Giant terracotta head sculpture

Giant terracotta head sculpture. Made in the 1980s and signed 'NIAJA´.
Antique Architectural Alcove Of Aaron

Antique Architectural Alcove Of Aaron

19th C limestone architectural alcove representing Aaron brother of Moses. With traces of polychrome and nicely weathered elements. In the alcove you can still see the original painted starry sky.
French pique assiette column

French pique assiette column

Large French pique assiette column with wooden base (50cm diameter) and brass casters. The wooden top has a diameter of 27cm. Pique assiette is a style of mosaic that incorporates ceramic shards, broken dishes and other found objects into a design.
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Brutalist XXL ceramic vase by Paul De Bruyne

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Brutalist XXL ceramic vase by Paul De Bruyne

Brutalist XXL ceramic vase, very nice combination of glazed structures, cubist shapes and brutalist influences, contains a mix of brown, yellow, green and blue colours. Made from heavy and thick clay, unique piece, 1970' s and signed by Paul De Bruyne (Belgium 1936-2007). Graduated at the Higher Institute Sint-Lukas in Ghent. And was a teacher at the Royal Academy and the Sint-Lukas Institute in Oudenaarde and at the Sint-Barbara College in Ghent. De Bruyne created an oeuvre as a ceramist, in which he also considered ceramics as a part of architecture and interior design. This led to the realization of works of art, utensils, ornaments and ceramic sculpture, integrated into architecture. 
Fireplace by Rogier Vandeweghe for Amphora

Fireplace by Rogier Vandeweghe for Amphora

Exceptional enamelled cement mantlepiece / fireplace by Rogier Vandeweghe for Amphora. According our records no more than ten(10) have been made. Only one, very similar to the one we present, is located in a private estate in Zwijnaarde (near Ghent). See last photo. Signed Amphora. Circa 1979. Dimensions H 252cm x l 261cm x D 68,8cm Rogier Vandeweghe (Ruiselede, 1923 - Bruges, 2020) was a Belgian ceramist, glass artist, calligrapher and painter. Rogier Vandeweghe, together with his wife Myranna Pyck founded in 1952 a studio (ceramics and glass window company) Perignem in Sint-Andries (Bruges), where they produced exceptionally subtile glaze. In 1960 Rogier and Myranna gave their company the name 'Amphora'. Rogier's designs received international recognition with a second prize at the Concorso Internazionale della Ceramica in Monza (Italy) in 1960 and an award at the International Handwerkmesse in Munich in 1963. The ultimate crowning of Rogier's ceramic creations took place in 1964 with a 'Medaglia d'Oro della Presidenza del Senato' at the Concorso Internazionale della Ceramica d'Arte in Faenza. In the 1960s Amphora gained fame for its refined vases with a graceful silhouette in which Rogier Vandeweghe was able to fully indulge as an esthete.
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15th Century limestone head

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15th Century limestone head

Limestone fragment of a young woman' s head, possibly depicting the holy virgin Maria. Soft, empathic and serene expression. Origin France between 1420 and 1450. Delicately sculpted with beautiful details still visible such as wavy hair strands, eyes in the shape of hazelnuts which are typically for that period, beautiful anatomy of the face and neck. Some traces of patina created by pollution are still visible and there are some weathered losses on the nose and lips.