Steel Sculpture by Claude Viseux, France, 1960’s

Tall blackened steel sculpture by French artist, Claude Viseux (1927-2008). Atop the stepped disc base and riser rests an assemblage of cannibalized machined parts in a candelabra like form with multiple arms. Viseux’s work is represented in museums and collections across the world, including Musée Nationale d’Art Moderne, Paris; Centre Nationale d’Art Contemporain, Paris; Algiers; Anvers; Brussels; Dunkirk; Museum of Art, Lodz, Poland; Middleheim Open Air Museum of Sculpture; Belgium; National Gallery of Art in USA; Marseille; Mexico; Miami. France, 1960’s

H 66.5″ x W 18″ x D 14″