Eric Claus - The Grape Bunch Bearers
Eric Claus - The Grape Bunch Bearers
Signed on the foot.
This refined bronze sculpture by Eric Claus depicts two porters jointly carrying a large bunch of grapes on a pole, a motif traditionally associated with cooperation, harvest, and abundance. The stylized, elongated figures are clearly formed and have a flowing modeling that evokes a sense of rhythm and movement. The bunch of grapes forms the visual centerpiece of the work and is richly crafted, creating a beautiful contrast with the more serene lines of the figures.
The dark patina, complemented by subtle green nuances, enhances the depth of the bronze and brings out its texture. Despite its compact size, the sculpture has an almost monumental appearance, thanks to the strong vertical lines and balanced composition. The open space between the two figures creates a sense of light and makes the sculpture interesting to view from multiple perspectives.
This artwork combines classical symbolism with a modern artistic approach. It's a characterful and timeless piece that will appeal to lovers of figurative bronzes with a refined finish.
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Material
Material
Bronze
Dimensions
Dimensions
10 cm high - 10 cm wide x 3 cm deep
Weight
Weight
0.45 kg
About the artist: Eric Claus
Eric Clausis a Dutch sculptor and medalist known for his virtuoso mastery of classical techniques combined with a powerful, expressive formal language. His work ranges from monumental sculptures to delicately crafted medals, always characterized by strong dynamism and rich detailing. Claus often draws from mythology, literature, and human existential themes, giving his sculptures an intellectual and symbolic depth. His figures sometimes seem almost to move, thanks to the tense lines and energetic modeling. The bronzes exhibit a refined finish and carefully developed patinas that underscore his mastery of craftsmanship. Claus's oeuvre forms a bridge between tradition and modernity: classical in technique, yet contemporary in expression. He is considered one of the most influential Dutch figurative sculptors of his generation. His work is included in numerous public spaces, museums, and leading collections, where it continues to garner admiration.