Frank Dreyer
"Dionysos"
Sculpture - Wood | 22.1x26.6 in
$12,662.14
1,159 Original Contemporary Sculptures For Sale:
What is the[...]
1,159 Original Contemporary Sculptures For Sale:
What is the origin of the Wood technique?
Wood carving is a field that brings together the techniques of removing material (wood carving strictly speaking), as well as the techniques of adding material (wood sculpture). The wood sculptor, armed with his grinder, his grinding wheel, his router and his band saw, transforms the material in order to ennoble it with his creativity. Many artists have known how to flourish through this raw and vegetal medium. This is notably the case of Louise Nevelson, Ossip Zadkine and his cubist sculptures, Sophie Taeuber-Arp and her Dadaist compositions, Paul Gauguin, Barbara Hepworth and Juana Muller.
How to buy a wood sculpture online?
As an art lover you really enjoy fine art sculptures and especially wood sculptures. Buying a wood sculpture is today so mainstream on the internet : wood sculptures come in all shapes, sizes (small, medium or large) and prices.
There are several benefits to searching the internet for wood sculptures for sale :
- time, no rush to run to art fairs or local exhibitions and art galleries
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Wood is one the most used quality material for a sculpture due to its durability. They are unquestionably contemporary artworks that personalize your house decor. The different perspectives and the three dimensionality of the wood sculptures give a sense of warm harmony and modern aesthetics.
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Discover contemporary Wood Sculptures on Artmajeur
Contemporary wood sculptures are a form of original artwork that has gained significant popularity over the years. These sculptures are created by carving, chiseling or shaping wood into various forms and shapes. The main types of supports used in wood sculptures are pedestals, plinths, or bases.
©2020 Frank Dreyer
Origins and History
Wood sculptures have a rich and diverse history that dates back to ancient times. The earliest known wood carvings were found in Egypt and date back to around 2500 B.C. In Europe, the tradition of wood carving began in the Middle Ages, when churches and cathedrals were the primary patrons of artists. During the Renaissance, artists such as Michelangelo and Donatello began to incorporate wood carving into their work, elevating it to a fine art form. The 20th century saw a resurgence of interest in wood sculpture, with artists such as Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth, and Isamu Noguchi pushing the boundaries of what was possible with the medium. Today, contemporary wood sculpture continues to evolve, with artists exploring new techniques and materials, and pushing the boundaries of what is possible with this ancient art form. Important queries related to wood sculpture include the types of wood used, the tools and techniques involved, and the ways in which artists incorporate the natural qualities of the wood into their work.
©2023 Andrea Van Der Hoeven Artist represented by Studio Tangerine
Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market
Contemporary wood sculptures have undergone a remarkable evolution in recent years, with artists pushing boundaries and exploring new techniques to create unique and innovative pieces. With a focus on sustainability and environmental awareness, wood sculptures have become increasingly popular in the contemporary art market. Artists are experimenting with different types of wood, incorporating natural elements and combining wood with other materials to create intricate and visually striking pieces. The importance of wood sculptures in the contemporary art market cannot be overstated, with collectors and art enthusiasts alike seeking out these one-of-a-kind pieces. As the art world continues to evolve, it is clear that wood sculptures will play an increasingly vital role in defining the contemporary art landscape.
©2022 Joe Mamer
Related Famous Artists
Contemporary wood sculptures have gained immense popularity in recent years, and several artists have emerged as prominent figures in this genre. These artists have mastered the art of carving and shaping wood to create captivating sculptures that tell unique stories.
One such artist is Richard Deacon, who is known for his abstract wood sculptures that challenge traditional notions of sculpture. Deacon’s work often explores space and form, and his sculptures are characterized by their playful shapes and bright colors.
Another artist who has gained recognition for his contemporary wood sculptures is Urs Fischer. Fischer’s work often involves carving and manipulating wood to create intricate, life-sized sculptures that blur the line between reality and fiction. His sculptures are often inspired by everyday objects, and he uses humor and irony to create a sense of disorientation.
Martin Puryear is another artist who has made a name for himself in the world of contemporary wood sculpture. Puryear’s sculptures are characterized by their simple, organic shapes that evoke a sense of calmness and serenity. His work often explores themes related to identity and culture, and he uses traditional woodworking techniques to create his sculptures.
Finally, there is Alison Crowther, who is known for her large-scale wood sculptures that are inspired by nature. Crowther’s sculptures often make use of multiple pieces of wood, which she carefully carves and shapes to create intricate, three-dimensional forms. Her work is characterized by its attention to detail and its ability to capture the essence of the natural world.
In conclusion, these four artists are just a few examples of the many talented sculptors who are pushing the boundaries of contemporary wood sculpture. Through their innovative use of materials, techniques, and themes, they are creating works that challenge, inspire, and delight audiences around the world.
©2023 Andrei Latyshev
Notable contemporary Wood Sculptures
Wood sculptures have been a part of human art for centuries, and Contemporary Artists continue to create breathtaking pieces that push the boundaries of the medium. Here are some notable examples:
"The Thinker" by Mark Handforth, created in 2016, is a large-scale sculpture of a bent streetlamp. The lamp is made of wood and painted silver, and its curve suggests a contemplative pose.
"Wandering Mountain" by Jaume Plensa, created in 2014, is a towering sculpture made of carved wooden beams. The beams are arranged in a lattice pattern that evokes a mountain range, and the piece is over 40 feet tall.
"Chilean Heart" by Sebastian Errazuriz, created in 2012, is a wooden sculpture of a heart. The heart is made of overlapping wooden slats that can be opened and closed like a box, revealing hidden compartments and messages.
"Transit" by Ursula von Rydingsvard, created in 2011, is a massive wooden sculpture that resembles a twisted, organic form. The piece is made of cedar and stands over 20 feet tall.
"Lightning with Stag in its Glare" by Masayuki Nagare, created in 1995, is a wooden sculpture that depicts a lightning bolt flashing through a stag’s antlers. The piece is carved from a single block of wood and has a striking, dynamic presence.
These works demonstrate the versatility and power of wood as a sculptural medium, and the skill and creativity of contemporary artists who work with it. Whether abstract or representational, these sculptures engage the viewer’s emotions and imagination, and invite us to see the world in new ways.
Andrei Latyshev
"Multilayered Rhino"
Sculpture - Wood | 4.5x2.2 in
$2,629.77
Cristian Bustos
"Tauro"
Sculpture - Wood | 11.8x5.9 in
$290.49
Gonçalo Martins
"Balance"
Sculpture - Wood | 35.4x23.6 in
$10,641.85
Anton Terziev
"Product Placement"
Sculpture - Wood | 11.8x9.8 in
$2,780.57
Prints available
Javier Martín
"Mujer 2"
Sculpture - Wood | 11.8x2.4 in
$438.48
Julie Dalloz
"When the Earth Smiles in Flowers"
Sculpture - Wood | 27.6x9.1 in
Not For Sale
Max Bernard
"Vide"
Sculpture - Wood | 18.1x3.9 in
$385.86
An Dang Quoc
"Love"
Sculpture - Wood | 26.4x11.8 in
Not For Sale
Karmax
"La Danseuse"
Sculpture - Wood | 13.8x7.9 in
Sold
Agnès Bollé (AGNES)
"Le Gondorlequin"
Sculpture - Wood | 3.9x23.6 in
$1,535.77
Sasha Nesterkina
"Stay tuned"
Sculpture - Wood | 59.1x74.8 in
Not For Sale
Andrea Van Der Hoeven
"The World is Art"
Sculpture - Wood | 8.3x31.5 in
$436.29
Wim Van Mossevelde
"Oil food care"
Sculpture - Wood | 35.4x23.6 in
$6,640.74
Leo Thiakos
"Glocking Horse"
Sculpture - Wood | 19.7x27.6 in
$16,924.64
Zenzivi Nora Yahiaoui
"Pisa"
Sculpture - Wood | 55.1x13.8 in
$1,268.3
Zaglio
"clock flower"
Sculpture - Wood | 17.7x9.8 in
$738.83
Étienne Dupé
"main dans main"
Sculpture - Wood | 26x11.4 in
$698.28
Tales Frey
"Double Penetration"
Sculpture - Wood | 47.2x3.9 in
$4,562.36
Nancy Cardinal
"Petit diablotin"
Sculpture - Wood | 12.2x10.2 in
On Request
Renat Shuteev
"Sculpture en chêne massif"
Sculpture - Wood | 10.2x7.1 in
$381.48
Christophe Bregnard
"Fractal wood"
Sculpture - Wood | 15.8x15.8 in
$5,239.54
Hoze
"arboC"
Sculpture - Wood | 17.7x9.8 in
$1,934.89
Mandy Bonitz
"Bewegung (ohne Lampe)"
Sculpture - Wood | 31.5x36.6 in
$1,798.85
Joe Mamer
"Fractured 1"
Sculpture - Wood | 19x7 in
$1,928
Arnaud Quercy
"Noppera-bō – The Mujina of the Akasaka Road"
Sculpture - Wood | 11.4x4.7 in
Sold
Isabelle Jura
"Champi"
Sculpture - Wood | 27.6x15.8 in
$859.42
René Jean Amba
"don,t give up"
Sculpture - Wood | 23.2x10.2 in
$943.82
Alain Polydor
"coquillage style nautile"
Sculpture - Wood | 11.4x7.9 in
$634.7
Salvatore Balice
"in urbe_4"
Sculpture - Wood | 39.4x39.4 in
$4,576.61
René Blanchet
"Swing la couette"
Sculpture - Wood | 7.5x3.5 in
$221.39
Marc Mugnier
"MATIÈRE GRISE"
Sculpture - Wood | 47.2x59.1 in
$21,833.99
Catherine Delaforge (KTY95)
"LES INSÉPARABLES !"
Sculpture - Wood | 15.8x23.6 in
Not For Sale
Pascal Denis Sculpture
"Catbird"
Sculpture - Wood | 16.1x6.3 in
$362.02
Ghortin
"White Shadow"
Sculpture - Wood | 31.5x23.6 in
$2,158.31
Armando D'Andrea
"San Sebastiano"
Sculpture - Wood | 23.6x5.5 in
$1,673.89