Pair of abstract modernist wall sculptures in solid wood, diptych.

Splendid pair of abstract wall sculptures (diptych) in Mid-Century Modern style, dating from the 1960s/1970s. These pieces represent the excellence of 20th-century artistic craftsmanship, characterised by fluid organic forms reminiscent of the biomorphic style of masters like Alexandre Noll or the productions of major French and Scandinavian workshops of the time. Details of the work: Material: High-quality solid wood (probably mahogany or rosewood), characterised by deep, flame-like grain and a beautiful natural patina. Authenticity: One of the two pieces bears the original signature of the artist and a numbering on the back (initials "9 Cy"), ensuring the originality of the pair and its nature as a workshop piece. Craftsmanship: Monoxyle sculptures (carved from a single block), handmade with a smooth finish on the front surfaces and raw/sharp cuts on the edges, highlighting the materiality of the work. Condition: Excellent vintage condition. They show a small area of natural wear on the surface finish that attests to their age and authenticity (easily restorable with beeswax). Design notes: These works are designed to be hung (original wooden hooks present on the back), creating a dynamic interplay of solids and voids. Similar works in terms of style, signature, and craftsmanship are handled by the most prestigious international galleries, confirming their artistic and collectible value. Dimensions & Weight: Height: 57 cm | Width: 11 cm | Weight: Over 1 kg (the pair). Professional and ultra-secure packaging guaranteed.