Tweedelig Delig Object Aluminum Sculpture by Françoise Van De Bosch, ca. 1975

Govert Heikoop’s floor sculpture *From past to present* (1988) features bold geometric shapes and a subtle interplay of soft pink, green, and white tones. The pastel hues interact dy...

A unique minimalist sculpture by Belgian artist Mart de Houwer (1931-1999) in solid aluminium. Originally the artist placed this work on a black wooden base, but the configuration an...

This steel sculpture by Dutch artist Cor van Dijk (b. 1952, Pernis) reflects his minimalist design language and geometric abstraction. Measuring 15 x 30 x 18 cm, the piece showcases ...

This two-part steel sculpture by Dutch artist Cor van Dijk (b. 1952, Pernis) is a refined example of minimalist abstraction. Composed of interlocking rectangular volumes, the piece b...

Giacomo Benevelli 1973 Cast Steel Inox Sculpture Very Good Condiction

Incredible abstract sculpture in steel by Franz Weissmann 1979

Paul Kasper (1922-2011), Untitled, welded metal. Circa 1960. An abstract sculpture crafted from welded aluminum by Paul Kasper. Dimensions: 15.5 h x 6.25 w x 9.75 d inches (39 × ...

Large abstract 'Verticali' sculpture by Italian artist Roberto Cordone, Italy 1972. This sculpture is made out of polished stainless steel and created for the German headquarters of Johnson & Johnson in Düsseldorf, this is a unique piece. All in a good original condition with wear and patina consistent with its age. The sculpture stands 285cm (112.2 inch) tall, is 101cm (39.7inch) wide on both side and rests on a 116cm (45.6inch) round base. The Verticali sculptures were conceived for the outdoors, anchored to the earth, often in correspondence with the surrounding architecture. They are stainless steel sculptures, larger than life, built by using segments of cylinders and spheres welded together in symmetrical or asymmetrical relationships. Because of their highly polished, reflective metal surfaces, these sculptures reflect the surrounding environment and architecture and are in a constant process of change Roberto Cordone (born 11 April 1941 in Vallecrosia, Liguria) is an Italian artist and sculptor. He has spent most of his career in Cologne, Germany. His most famous art work...