"Galatea", Michael Cunningham, 1978

A 15’ tall acrylic abstract from the 1970s Art Movement depicting the mythological Ancient Greek female statue that came to life to seduce the Greek sculptor Pygmalion ca 500 BC.
Commissioned by Trammel Crow in 1978 for the Anatole Hotel. The magnificent sculpture reflecting light throughout the atrium was the focal point of the lobby for over two decades.

Signed by the artist on the base, acrylic cast and hand carved by the artist, commissioned by Trammel Crow and accompanied by original installation photographs.

SC01 - $175,000

"Danza", Victor Salmones, 1989

A 96” (8 feet tall) bronze achieving the goal of achieving balance in life and in art. “Dance is an art form close to sculpture as both raise the emotions and eye to a memorable moment.”

“Victor Salmones might have said that there is no background better for sculpture that the sea. “I love the ocean; I think I’m very marine,” he once said. His artistic vision was mirrored by the sea around Acapulco, his home.*“

This was his last sculpture as he died in 1989

SC02 - $65,000

"Momento Eterno", Victor Salmones, 1979

A 76” x 12” x 12” - 175 lbs bronze

Realist nude sculpture “Embracing lovers form a strong supporting column in the architecture of the universe.*”

Victor Salmones (1937-1989) was the most widely known sculptor living and working in Mexico during his lifetime. His sculptures won him universal acclaim and are held in the collections of museums, corporations, cities, universities and private collectors in some 30 countries. During his career, he was highly sought after and increasingly involved in the execution of commissions for major public works around the world.

SC03 - $17,500

"Trajectory", Victor Salmones, 1976

A 50” bronze achieving the goal of balance in life and in art.
Trajectory exemplifies “man’s quest for perfection” and “is evident throughout Victor’s art. This positioning creates a sense of tension and energy in the sculpture.”

“His work explores styles that are both abstract and figurative and the grace and spirit inherent in his work endows his bronzes with a transcendent vitality. The international acceptance of Salmones’ sculpture attests not only to his artistic mastery of the medium, but to the universal appeal of the themes that inspire his work: love, compassion and humanity. “

SC04 - $12,500

"Queen of Angels", Victor Salmones, 1984

A 55” bronze depicts Victors religious heritage.

“The Virgin plays a prominent role in spiritual devotion in Latin America. The sculptor’s use of drapery suggests the solidity and certainty of faith and love“

SC05 - $6,500

115 Paintings by Cuban & Latin American artists

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