"the Man In The Hood" By Yves Le Boulangé
Artist: Yves Le Boulangé
“The Man in the Hood” by Yves Le Boulangé
This modernist work depicts a highly stylized, elongated hooded figure leaning on a patinated copper staff.
The sculpture is firmly rooted in the Giacometti-style modernist aesthetic, using strongly exaggerated and elongated vertical lines to create a dramatic impression of height and weightlessness. The geometric folds of the cape and the rough, textured finish also echo certain elements of postwar brutalist metalwork.
The sculpture exudes a monumental presence. The rod serves both as a structural anchor and as a powerful vertical accent that guides the viewer’s gaze upward toward the cavernous, shadowed hood.
Signed and dated on the base (Y. Le Boulangé, 1995).
The base measures 14.5 cm in width and depth.
The sculpture is 80 cm tall.
This modernist work depicts a highly stylized, elongated hooded figure leaning on a patinated copper staff.
The sculpture is firmly rooted in the Giacometti-style modernist aesthetic, using strongly exaggerated and elongated vertical lines to create a dramatic impression of height and weightlessness. The geometric folds of the cape and the rough, textured finish also echo certain elements of postwar brutalist metalwork.
The sculpture exudes a monumental presence. The rod serves both as a structural anchor and as a powerful vertical accent that guides the viewer’s gaze upward toward the cavernous, shadowed hood.
Signed and dated on the base (Y. Le Boulangé, 1995).
The base measures 14.5 cm in width and depth.
The sculpture is 80 cm tall.
350 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Copper
Width: 14,5 cm
Height: 80 cm
Depth: 14,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1813854
Availability: In stock
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