These statues were designed by Tisha Marie and inspired by the works of Giacometti.Alberto Giacometti was a son of the post-impressionist painter Giovanni Giacometti, a brother of Diego Giacometti (a painter and craftsman, who later became Alberto’s assistant) and a nephew of the painter Augusto Giacometti. In 1906 the family settled in in Stampa, where…
Art objects made by Gerdine Duijsens. This is a series of Tea Ladies objects with the name ‘Entre Nous’ in her customary colours. The Tea Ladies are made of high-quality synthetic resin and have a size of 21 x 26 x 17 cm. The art objects are signed and numbered. The edition contains 200 pieces…
Artist: Kitipong TamnonsriParade: Hong Kong 2014 All elephants are made of a high-quality synthetic resin.They are hand-painted in the studio in Thailand.All elephants come with a certificate and are numbered in a limited edition.They are packed in a nice gift box.
The second painting with the title ‘Hope’ was shown to the public in the Klimt Room of the second Kunstschau in 1909. The first painting, which was withdrawn from the retrospective Secession exhibition for being too provocative, was also at display there. Klimt said about this painting: ‘Everything is ugly, she is, and what she…
This statue is made of high-quality synthetic resin. It is hand-painted and has a high-gloss lacquer finish.Beautifully made and available in 3 sizes.Height of this statue including base: 24 cm.
Gustav KlimtAs prominent member of the renewed art group Secession, Klimt is one of the most prominent pathfinders of modern painting. In addition to that, his ornamental Jugendstil irresistibly evokes the Viennese fin-die-siècle feeling: elitist, conventional-liberal, sometimes decadent-pleasing-decorative. The combination of the monumental style, the almost sycophantic ornamentation and classic symbolism creates a very recognisable…
Gustav KlimtAs prominent member of the renewed art group Secession, Klimt is one of the most prominent pathfinders of modern painting. In addition to that, his ornamental Jugendstil irresistibly evokes the Viennese fin-die-siècle feeling: elitist, conventional-liberal, sometimes decadent-pleasing-decorative. The combination of the monumental style, the almost sycophantic ornamentation and classic symbolism creates a very recognisable…
This nice series of Molly’s and Dolly’s are hand-painted after van Gogh, Miro, Pollock, Picasso and Mondriaan. Available in 20 and 25 cm high.Height including base: 25 cm.
Beautiful sculpture by the famous artist Escher which he made in 1940.Systematic division based on the triple rotation.Height: 8 cm.On black metal base.
Fons van Dommelen. His work is vigorous, powerful, original and innovative. The confrontation between a sculpture or a canvas and Van Dommelen evokes a powerful sensation, fed by the paradoxical tension between an almost primitive language of shapes and clearly referring to age-old art forms conveyed in a dynamic, vibrating and very modern colour scheme.These…
Fons van Dommelen. His work is vigorous, powerful, original and innovative. The confrontation between a sculpture or a canvas and Van Dommelen evokes a powerful sensation, fed by the paradoxical tension between an almost primitive language of shapes and clearly referring to age-old art forms conveyed in a dynamic, vibrating and very modern colour scheme.These…
Orange is a colour you simply can’t overlook. It combines the energy of red with the cheerfulness of yellow, radiating warmth, enthusiasm and cosiness. An orange statue works wonderfully as an accent against neutral tones such as grey, white or dark blue, where it instantly stands out and lifts a space. In this selection you’ll find orange sculptures in all kinds of shades and styles, from bright tangerine orange and warm terracotta to deep copper tones. Looking for a gift with real presence? An orange art statue is guaranteed to bring good cheer. Above €75 we ship free and insured, neatly and carefully packaged.
Frequently asked questions
Which colours does orange look best against?
Orange stands out most against neutral tones like grey, white or dark blue. That contrast turns the statue into a warm eye-catcher that lifts the space.
Which shades of orange are there?
From bright tangerine orange and warm terracotta to deep copper tones. So you can choose between an exuberant accent and a warmer, earthier variant.
Does orange suit a calm interior?
Absolutely. A single orange statue is often enough to give a neutral, calm space energy and warmth without making the whole feel busy.