Brutalist modernist sculpture attributed to Chevallier – 1970s –

Brutalist modernist sculpture attributed to Chevallier – 1970s – Geometric composition. Superb abstract modernist sculpture from the 1970s, attributed to the artist Chevallier, whose metal sculptural creations are showcased in the international vintage design market. This remarkable piece stands out for its architectural construction and assembly of geometric shapes: curved arcs, circular elements, and horizontal volumes create a balanced sculptural silhouette. The finish combines golden and copper tones with subtly rosy reflections. The interplay of curves and volumes gives the whole a modernist and brutalist aesthetic characteristic of sculptural explorations in the 1970s. The composition shows a particularly close visual affinity with sculptures attributed to Chevallier referenced on 1stDibs, especially in the design of the curved elements, their assembly, and the treatment of the base. Sculpture acquired at Drouot, Paris, in 2013. Unsigned piece. Dimensions. * Height: 23.5 cm. * Maximum width: 24 cm. * Base: approximately 11.3 × 4 cm. Period: 1970s, stylistic attribution. Artist: Chevallier, proposed attribution. Style: modernist, brutalist, geometric sculpture. Condition: beautiful sculptural presence, patina and signs of age. A character piece for collectors of abstract sculpture and vintage design, ideal on a sideboard, console, or collector's furniture.