SCULPTURE. BRONZE. SIGNED AND NUMERED (1/6). VEIGA, FERNANDO (MADRID, 1943).

Sculpture. Bronze. Signed and numbered (1/6). VEIGA, Fernando (Madrid, 1943). Female sculpture located on a dark stone base that shows a young woman kneeling up and without her arms (recalling the Venus de Milo, for example, and adding the detail of showing the young lady with a face of the sculpture and larger on the other, in clear contrast), totally naked and with a treatment that brings it closer to innovations contributed by various artistic avant-garde of the 20th century. Fernando Veiga (Madrid, 1943) is a Spanish sculptor closely linked to the North American avant-garde, whom he knows from his stays in New York, along with fine modeling, present in some of his pieces, more linked to the realist tradition that began in Greece and Rome in Antiquity, can be seen in traditional Spanish imagery and is still valid today in some masters. He has exhibited his work in Spain on numerous occasions (Madrid, etc.).

· Size: 16x16x45 cms.