Zoomorphic Stone
Object NameSculptural Element
Artist
Jaroslava Brychtová
(Czech, 1924-2020)
Artist
Stanislav Libenský
(Czech, 1921-2002)
Made FromGlass
Datedesigned in 1957-1958; made about 1985-1992
Place MadeCzechoslovakia, Zelezny Brod
TechniqueMold-melted, cut, ground, polished
SizeOverall H: 25.4 cm, W: 38.3 cm, D: 5 cm
Accession Number2015.3.6
Credit LineGift of Barry Friedman Ltd.
Curatorial Area(s)
Not On View
Physical DescriptionSculptural Element, "Zoomorphic Stone". Blue glass; mold-melted, cut, ground, polished. Triangular-shaped sculptural element depicting a prehistoric horned animal inspired by the cave paintings discovered at Lascaux, France.Provenance
Source
Barry Friedman Ltd.
- 2000-2015-04-07
purchased by Barry Friedman from Clara Scremini, a Paris dealer, in 2000. Scremini acquired the stone from a Dutch private collector, who was one of the first to collect midcentury Bohemian glass in the 1980s and early 1990s. There is a good chance that Scremini’s Dutch collector was George Broft.
purchased by Barry Friedman from Clara Scremini, a Paris dealer, in 2000. Scremini acquired the stone from a Dutch private collector, who was one of the first to collect midcentury Bohemian glass in the 1980s and early 1990s. There is a good chance that Scremini’s Dutch collector was George Broft.
Former Collection
Clara Scremini Gallery
- 2000
purchased by Barry Friedman from Clara Scremini, a Paris dealer, in 2000. Scremini acquired the stone from a Dutch private collector, who was one of the first to collect midcentury Bohemian glass in the 1980s and early 1990s. There is a good chance that Scremini’s Dutch collector was George Broft.
purchased by Barry Friedman from Clara Scremini, a Paris dealer, in 2000. Scremini acquired the stone from a Dutch private collector, who was one of the first to collect midcentury Bohemian glass in the 1980s and early 1990s. There is a good chance that Scremini’s Dutch collector was George Broft.
Object copyright© Jaroslava Brychtová and Stanislav Libenský
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