Yves Lohé sculpture: dancing couple (iron period)

Lohé, whose bronze and/or bronze and glass objects we've seen in quite a few touristy towns, started out working only with iron. And I actually found him much more inspired... The contrast between the softness of the posture and the raw, primary material makes his early creations more original and poetic works. They're not just a trinket: they're a presence that immediately catches the eye. If you'd like to acquire this one, I can send it to you by Colissimo. But handing it over in person allows you to touch, check, and assess the pleasure it might arouse (because it's okay not to like it!). It measures approximately 50 × 21 × 17 cm and weighs 1.760 kg.