Front view of Pino Castagna's white ceramic sculpture from the 1970s, thick crackle glaze on strong red clay
Detail shot of the vintage 20th century sculpture's base, showing stability and craftsmanship of the clay work
1970s Italian designer neo-primitive ceramic sculpture by Castagna, red clay and voluminous white glaze
Photo showing a white ceramic sculpture by Pino Castagna also available at fundamente by jarno kooijman
Pino Castagna 1970s exclusive living room art, white glaze on red clay, neo-primitive style powerful shapes
Top view of ceramic sculpture in the style of carlo zauli, guido gambone, marcello fantoni and brancusi
Full view of extraordinary italian designer art in the style of nanni valentini, salvatore meli and pierre szekely
Both of Castagna's sculptures currently for sale at fundamente, perfect for collectors of exclusive furniture
Ceramic sculpture for sale and currently available at luxury art dealer fundamente by jarno kooijman

White ceramic sculpture by Pino Castagna, Italy 1970s

White ceramic sculpture by Pino Castagna (1932 - 2017), Italy 1970s. The sculpture is made from a strong red clay and is finished with a thick voluminous off white, semi gloss glazing which is showing an impeccable crackle structure. The shapes and lines have a very minimal yet strong presence reminicent of the neo-primitive art movement. Castagne studied at the Cignaroli Academy of Verona and concluding his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice. In 1959 he met English artist Michael Noble, with who he collaborated until 1963. Castagna's ceramics range from small series production to large-scale sculptures. Given their large dimensions, his works have been defined as archisculptures. His work is in the collection of several museums and his sculptures are placed on important locations in various cities. The sculpture is in an excellent original condition.
* We have a large totum available coming from the same collection

Dimensions W 44 x D 11 x H 36 cm
Price SOLD
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