Juan Clara, Young Girl, 1890s, Bronze for sale at Pamono

Description

By renowned artist and sculpture Juan Clara,

this delightful casting depicts a young girl sat upon a stool, struggling to put on her shoe and it is thought to be titled “Nina en un taburete” Circa 1900.

The sculpture is presented in very good condition throughout.

A fine patinated bronze with negligible wear.

Size 24.5 cm high (10.5″)

Weight 3.65Kg

Signed Juan Clara

Numbered 166 G

Foundry stamped. Goldschieder

The Goldscheider factory created masterpieces in the styles of historical revivalism, Art Nouveau and Art Deco. It became one of the most influential producers of artistic objects made of terracotta, faience and bronze. For this Austrian factory worked with such artists as Walter Bosse, Demtre Chiparus, Benno Geiger, Josef Lorenzl, Ida Meisinger, Michael Powolny, Susi Singer, Arthur Strasser.

About

Juan Clara ~ Spanish, 1875 – 1958 was a prominent Spanish sculptor known for his significant contributions to the Art Nouveau and Symbolist movements. Born in Villafranca del Panads, Clara’s artistic journey began at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Carlos in Valencia. He later moved to Paris, where he flourished as an artist, gaining recognition for his innovative and emotive sculptures. Clara’s works often explored human emotions and the female form, showcasing a blend of classical and modern influences. His notable pieces include “La Bacante” and “Eve,” reflecting a mastery of expressive details and refined craftsmanship. Juan Clara’s legacy endures through his impact on Spanish sculpture.