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Story about sculpture:

I have always liked jazz music. And it's hard to imagine her without saxophone and cello. I used to dream of performing and playing the saxophone in bars and clubs. Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, but also many others were my role models.
But it didn't happen like that. But at least I'll get back to the sax sometime. Unfortunately, I could never play the cello, so I made up for it at least with this sculpture (even though it shows a woman playing the cello).

Important information:
Even if I state that there are 3-5 copies of a specific sculpture, each of them is actually an original. The technique of my work is atypical and I have to model every single piece of the same sculpture again and create a mold into which the bronze is then poured. Despite over 40 years of experience, even I cannot model any of the other variations of the same motif completely identically. There are minor differences between them, even though in principle it is the same work.
Sometimes it can happen that the work shown in the photo has already been sold in the meantime, and in the case of another order, I have to model this motif again from the beginning and have it cast into a new form. In this case, the time for sending the work is around 3 weeks, and it must be taken into account that this sculpture will differ in a few small details from the depicted work.
But the advantage is that, for the above reasons, the purchased work is unique, and a completely identical work can simply never exist.

Materials used:

bronze

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#music #musical #jazz #musician #humor #cello #jazz musician #cellist #jazz art #music sculpture #vamosiart #erno toth #musician sculpture #cellist sculpture 

Cellist (2024) Bronze sculpture
by Toth Erno

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Story about sculpture:

I have always liked jazz music. And it's hard to imagine her without saxophone and cello. I used to dream of performing and playing the saxophone in bars and clubs. Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, but also many others were my role models.
But it didn't happen like that. But at least I'll get back to the sax sometime. Unfortunately, I could never play the cello, so I made up for it at least with this sculpture (even though it shows a woman playing the cello).

Important information:
Even if I state that there are 3-5 copies of a specific sculpture, each of them is actually an original. The technique of my work is atypical and I have to model every single piece of the same sculpture again and create a mold into which the bronze is then poured. Despite over 40 years of experience, even I cannot model any of the other variations of the same motif completely identically. There are minor differences between them, even though in principle it is the same work.
Sometimes it can happen that the work shown in the photo has already been sold in the meantime, and in the case of another order, I have to model this motif again from the beginning and have it cast into a new form. In this case, the time for sending the work is around 3 weeks, and it must be taken into account that this sculpture will differ in a few small details from the depicted work.
But the advantage is that, for the above reasons, the purchased work is unique, and a completely identical work can simply never exist.

Materials used:

bronze

Tags:
#music #musical #jazz #musician #humor #cello #jazz musician #cellist #jazz art #music sculpture #vamosiart #erno toth #musician sculpture #cellist sculpture 
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Prestigious hungarian painter and sculptor. Education1974-1979 Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Budapest M. F. A. -Paintings1964-1968 Secondary School of Fine Arts, Budapest B. A. -SculptureErno Toth was born in 1949... Read more

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