MELPOMENE
Bronze, Steel
6x12x6in
$29,520
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Daniel Arsham
United States
Artist highlights
- Famous Artist
Other artworks by Daniel Arsham
Artwork details
- Medium : Plaster, Textile
- Dimensions : Length: 11in, Height: 12in, Depth: 13in
About this artwork
Limited edition
Edition of 500
Fabric, Plaster and pigments
Hand-signed by artist
Frame Not included
Edition of 500
Fabric, Plaster and pigments
Hand-signed by artist
Frame Not included
Daniel Arsham
United States
Credentials
- Famous Artist
Daniel Arsham, an American artist whose creative background paints the urban landscape of New York City, masterfully wields a palette that blends architecture with performance. Employing a futuristic yet deteriorative style, his works grapple with time, restructuring familiar objects into geological curiosities. Arsham’s art evokes a sense of nostalgic melancholy, while inviting the onlooker to ponder the transient nature of human achievement.
Daniel Arsham
Cracked Bear
$2,210
