Adelie daum alain choisnet 125 ex
9450,00 € TTC
Falcon gerfaut daum madeleine van der knoop 375 ex
27200,00 € TTC
10900,00 € TTC
1 in stock (can be ordered)
This season, Jean-Philippe Richard creates for the Maison Daum, Galatéa, a re-edition of his original work in clay. With an elongated silhouette, the sculpture emanates gentleness and strength, mystery and eternity. The colours of the Daum crystal, the transparency of the material, and the play of light, bring poetry and purity to the women of Jean-Philippe Richard. Through his work, Jean-Philippe Richard invites us to explore the alliance of the material with femininity.
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Discover Galatea by Jean-Philippe Richard, a limited edition of 175 ex.
Jean-Philippe Richard is a French sculptor, born in 1947, Paris. He first started his artistic journey with painting and creating natural mosaics, before venturing into sculpture in the early 1990s. A self-taught sculptor, Jean-Philippe Richard prefers to work without a model, allowing him to overcome the constraints of reality. The artist has chosen “women” as his favourite subject to sculpt. Through his sculptures, Jean- Philippe Richard has been exploring the non-realistic female form. A theme equally dear to the Maison Daum, a collaboration between the artist and the Manufacturer was evident. 2002 would mark the start of a poetic chapter between the two, with the launch of Repos.
Today, the artist continues to work in his studio in Mirabel-aux- Baronnies, France. His works can be found in the famous Exotic Garden of Eze, France, and in exhibitions in Paris, Barcelona, New York, China, to name a few.
The Women of Jean-Philippe Richard exalt grace and elegance. The slender and sensual shapes are the hallmarks of his works. The artist describes “her” as his passion: the eternal feminine, tender, passionate woman; fascinating yet mysterious; her body in movement emerging from the material. Fine-featured faces with eyes shut or half-closed, his women display a tender assurance and a moving serenity.
