ZACH, Bruno (1891 Zhytomyr, Ukraine, Russian Empire – 1945 Vienna

(1891 Zhytomyr, Ukraine, Russian Empire – 1945 Vienna, Austria)ZACH,(1891 Zhytomyr, Ukraine, Russian Empire – 1945 Vienna, Austria)Bruno(1891 Zhytomyr, Ukraine, Russian Empire – 1945 Vienna, Austria)Large bronze sculpture of a standing womaBronze with multicolored patina. Signed "B. Zach," no foundry mark; casting cannot be dated. H 78 cm. 10.6 kg.Signs of age and wear, patina worn away, a few small cracks (max. 0.8 cm), patina formation (verdigris), riding crop missing.Standing female half-nude in high heels and with garter belts. Her posture, as well as the riding crop she is actually holding in her hands, allude to Zach’s provocative, at times erotic to sadomasochistic depictions.Signs of age and wear, patina worn away, a few small cracks (max. 0.8 cm), patina formation (verdigris), riding crop missing.Bruno Zach: Austrian sculptor; studied sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna under Hans Bitterlich and Josef Müllner. All lots with a reserve (starting price) of at least €2,000 are cross-referenced with the Art Loss Register database.Provenance: Estate of Peter Kaus.*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

Estimate:£2,386.25

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