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With its rearing stance, Balthazar shows how a horse behaves when not in captivity. The detail work on the horse’s body brings out its musculature, reinforcing the feeling of power and fury that emanate from it. Discover crystal horses.
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BALTHAZAR HORSE AMBER GREY DAUM, Amber and grey, Limited edition 275ex, signed Daum France and Sauvat jean-louis.
With its rearing stance, Balthazar shows how a horse behaves when not in captivity. The detail work on the horse’s body brings out its musculature, reinforcing the feeling of power and fury that emanate from it.
Designer : Sauvat jean-louis – french artist 1947: Nicknamed the “horseman” artist , the talented jean-louis sauvat is an admirable drawer and sculptor of horses. A keen rider when not teaching fine arts, he has illustrated numerous books on horse-riding. He has produced a large number of monumental works, such as the “triptyk” statues of bartabas, and the frescoes that decorate the wall of the grandes ecuries (stables) at versailles.
First of all, creativity, audacity and originality : The key words at the Daum creative workshop. At Daum we are masters of crystal design and innovation. Every piece we design has a unique and distinctive character. We breathe life and energy into original creations and today, the role of the Daum creative workshop is decisive in the brand’s artistic direction and orientation.
Daum: The most artistic of luxury brands : Art is unequivocally what has linked Daum’s inimitable collection throughout its history. Because art is the ultimate luxury, for 130 years Daum has seduced the world’s greatest collectors.
As the initiator of modern glassmaking in the early 20th century. Daum made no secret of its creative ambitions from the outset. In 1891 set up an artistic department within the company: A move that distinctly set the tone. Few brands have worked with so many artists.
Salvador Dali, Arman, César, Dan Dailey, André Deluol, Claude and François-xavier Lalanne, Paloma Picasso, Roland Topor, Manolo Valdes, indeed, over the years, more than three hundred and fifty artists have stamped their mark on the brand, providing the company with a unique collection in the world.
