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Seated Female Ceramic Sculpture by Ib Braun, Denmark, 20th Century
€807
Ib Braun (1933–2003)
Unique sculpture of a seated woman
Expressive ceramic sculpture in fired clay by Danish sculptor Ib Braun. The figure depicts a seated woman lifting part of her veil – a characteristic and contemplative motif that reflects Braun’s focus on the human form and quiet introspection.
Signed: BRAUN
Note: The sculpture has an old restoration on the underside, only visible when turned over.
About the artist:
Ib Braun (1933–2003) was a Danish sculptor and ceramic artist. He studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and was a student of renowned sculptor Gottfred Eickhoff. Braun is best known for his figurative works in clay and bronze, often exploring the female form. His sculptures are marked by a calm strength and a Nordic sensibility, combining simplicity with emotional depth.
| SKU | 105941 |
|---|---|
| Origin | Danmark |
| Year | 1060's |
| Measurements | H: 24 | W: 14 | D: 16.5 |
| Material | Fired clay |
| Location | Kirstinehøj 27C, 2770 Kastrup |
| Style | Mid Century Modern |
| Artist | Ib Braun |
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