Salvador Dali (Spanish, b. 1904-d. 1989) “Venus de Milo with Drawers” (114cm)”. Bronze AP Edition #3 of 4. Motivated Seller!!!

Salvador Dali (Spanish, b. 1904-d. 1989) “Space Venus” (123cm)”. Bronze Edition of 12. Museum-scale bronze!!! Exceedingly Rare!

Richard MacDonald (American, b. 1946) “Blind Faith” (Third-life scale)”. Bronze Edition of 75. Motivated seller!!!

GREAT PRICE!

Richard MacDonald (American, b. 1946)

“Sleep Marcel, Sleep” (Half-life scale)”.

Bronze Edition of 90. Motivated seller!!!

GREAT PRICE!

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dEmo (Spanish, b. 1960)

“Corazon”

Fiberglass, polyester and resin

Small 15cm x 15cm PRICE: $2,750

Medium 50cm x 50cm PRICE: $5,250.

Large 100cm x 100cm

PRICE UPON REQUEST

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Size/Price

Small Corazon (15cm x 15cm) $2,750.00 USD Medium Corazon (50cm x 50cm) $5,250.00 USD

 

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Route to Human Rights Leaves another Mark on Miami Dade College

~MDC’s North Campus will unveil the project’s second sculpture on Saturday, Dec. 10, the 63^rd anniversary of the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Miami, November 30, 2011 – The Route to Human Rights, a multi-media project created and designed by International Solidarity for Human Rights (ISHR), continues its mission with the unveiling of Niños, a sculpture by one of the greatest known Spanish artist dEmo (Eladio de Mora), at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 10, at Miami Dade College’s (MDC) North Campus.

The Route to Human Rights project is placing art created by local and international artists at 30 locations throughout the State of Florida, including the MDC campuses. Each of the pieces represents a different article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The North Campus sculpture is the second installation in the project and represents Article 2: “The right to freedom from discrimination.”

Miami Dade College will have the commitment to keep the sculpture “alive” by having periodic educational activities and events relating to the sculpture and what it represents inside the Human Rights Values and their meaning.

“This latest, unique piece will be part of the Miami International Sculpture Park located at MDC’s North Campus,” said North Campus President Dr. José A. Vicente.

Exactly a year ago, MDC hosted the inauguration of the multi-media project with the unveiling of Elevacíon (Elevation) by Uruguayan artist Mauro Arbiza. The 16-foot sculpture is inspired by Article 19: “Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression.”

A passport and map will be available at all project sites and online. Visitors can collect stamps corresponding to each article as they follow the Route to Human Rights. A completed passport can be redeemed for commemorative gifts and prizes.

The artist, dEmo has exhibited and installed exhibits in France, various cities in Spain, London, Austria, various cities in Germany, Mexico, Italy, and Portugal to name a few.  While dEmo has had exhibitions in New York and other parts of US, this group of sculptures represents the first permanent installation in the United States.

ISHR is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion and education of human rights through the arts, making human rights and arts more publicly accessible.

“This project is taking human rights and the arts, bringing it to the people and making it part of everyday life,” said Elizabeth Sanchez Vegas, president of International Solidarity for Human Rights.

MDC first joined forces with ISHR in 2009, when six women from the organization set a new Guinness World Record™ for “Longest Reading Aloud Marathon by a Team” while reading the 30 Articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, repeatedly for more than 240 hours at one of its campuses.

MDC North Campus to Unveil Second Sculpture in Route to Human Rights Project

• WHEN: Saturday, Dec. 10, 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM
• WHERE: MDC North Campus, outside Preschool Lab 11380 N.W. 27 Ave., Miami

International Solidarity for Human Rights Media contacts:

Elizabeth Sanchez Vegas, 786-301-3019, esv@ishrights.org;

Devorah Sasha, 954-562-8481, ds@ishrights.org

MDC Media contacts:
Juan Mendieta, 305-237-7611, jmendiet@mdc.edu, MDC communications director
Sue Arrowsmith, 305-237-3710, sue.arrowsmith@mdc.edu, media specialist
Tere Estorino, 305-237-3949, testorin@mdc.edu, MDC media relations director
Tarnell Carroll, 305-237-3359, tcarroll@mdc.edu, media specialist
Alejandro Rios, 305-237-7482, arios1@mdc.edu

For information of dEmo Artwork for Purchase, Contact Reed V. Horth at 813-340-9629, reed@robinrile.com www.robinrile.com

THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS & SPONSORS

Elizabeth Sanchez Vegas

President

International Solidarity for Human Rights-THE NEW GENERATION

Tel: (786) 301-3019

Art.2: I have the right to freedom from discrimination

Art.2: Tengo derecho a no ser discriminado

International Solidarity for Human Rights is a signatory to the United Nations Global Compact, the largest voluntary corporate citizenship initiative in the world.

We have implemented its ten universal principles, which encourage responsible business practices in the areas of human rights, labor-relations, environment protection and anti-corruption

Support Human Rights knowledge and awareness with your address stamp.-

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International Solidarity for Human Rights
12462 SW 45th Dr. Miramar, Florida     33027
www.ishrights.org Ph: (786) 301-3019    Email: info@ishrights.org

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Kitty Cantrell

Windwalker

Bronze edition of 150

Bronze with 14kt gold vermeil

Hgt: 58” x 41”

Wgt: approx 350 lbs.

LIST PRICE: $30,500.

PRICE: Upon request to reed@robinrile.com

www.robinrile.com.

About Kitty Cantrell

In an attempt to represent the sheer magnificence of wildlife in bronze, many artists are able to capture the like nesses of their subject matter perfectly.  Proportions are carefully measured.  Textures are skillfully applied and the final representation is unmistakable.  However, the ability to embody the artwork with the unique spirit of the animal is an elusive quality that is achieved by few.  It requires an understanding of the life force of the creature itself.  Being able to breathe life into a medium that is cool to the touch differentiates a skillful artist from an exceptional one.  Creating the illusion of movement or expressing a behavior that is unique to a species is the subtle quality that defines a fine art bronze.

Artist and sculptor Kitty Cantrell has had a lifelong fascination with everything wild. She has studied the behaviors of animals with an artist’s eye and imagination.  Her driving passion has been to capture the essence of the animals she chooses to depict in her artwork.  As a self-taught sculptor, she has refined her skills as an artist for nearly a quarter of a century.  It is her unique ability to capture the emotion of how we as the viewer feel about the animals she chooses to create, which has won her countless awards and critical acclaim.  Her identification with the subject matter has led her to be one of the most widely collected wildlife artists working in the United States today.

As a native of Southern California, Kitty Cantrell attributes her respect for all things living to a childhood spent in the Mojave Desert.  It was in this arid environment that she became acutely aware of the rhythms of nature and she constantly challenges herself to incorporate this understanding into her artwork.

Joan Beltrán Bofill

(Spanish, 1939-2009)

“La Barca”

72x98cms

PRICE: On request

Provenance: Wally Findlay Galleries to Present Collection, MA (mid-1980’s)

For acquisition information, please contact reed@robinrile.com

See our blog on BOFILL at http://robinrile.com/blog/?p=675

Other works from Bofill also available:

Joan Beltrán Bofill (Spanish, 1939-2009) " Figura iluminada " 81x65cms

Joan Beltrán Bofill (Spanish, 1939-2009) “Formas de Sol y Viento” Oil on canvas 89cm x 116 cm- SOLD, Private Collection, PA

Joan Beltrán Bofill (Spanish, 1939-2009) "Jardín Silvestre " 100x81cms

Joan Beltrán Bofill (Spanish, 1939-2009) “Floresta” Oil on canvas 92x73 cm

We have already placed a bevvy of orders in just the past few weeks. dEmo is certainly here to Stay!
Check our inventory featuring dEmo’s menagerie of Bears, Bulls, Dogs, Rhinos, Roosters, Pig, Duckies, Cars and Hearts,
as well as his neo-classical creations, “David“, “Venus di Milo“, “Mercury” and “La Lola“.

Check out dEmo at…

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Veterans Day is Friday, November 11, 2011.

In honor of our Vets, check out Frederick Hart’s Maquette which he used to make the full-scale “Vietnam Veterans Memorial” in Washington DC. We have this available now.

Three Soldiers (Study for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial)

by Frederick Hart (American, 1943-1999)

(Bronze) 20″ high incl. base x 18″ w x 10″ d

This sculpture comes with a 2″ high slab of black marble base with white veins.

LIST: $19,950.

PRICE: $12,500.

PM or email info@robinrile.com for details.

Or see us at www.robinrile.com

Sculptor Felix Roulin visits with us whilst meeting with our friend, Pick Keobandith PhD, in Brussels, Belgium, August 2011. Left to right, Kat Barrow-Horth, Felix Roulin, Pick Keobandith, Reed V. Horth.

Félix Roulin was born in 1931 in Dinant, Belgium.

Student then professor at the School of Métiers d’Arts in Maredsous, professor of Metal Art and then professor of Sculpture in the High Institute of Architecture and Visual Art of “La Cambre” in Brussels from 1962 to 1996, in 1961 he was awarded the triennial Prize “Young Belgian Sculpture” and the “Rodin Museum Prize” at the Paris Biennial.

After 1961, he exhibited in different places in the world, notably at the Biennial of Paris in 1966, at the Biennial of Sao Paulo in 1967, at the Biennial of Middelheim in 1974, in Japan in 1993 and 1994.

The main one man show are in the “Galerie Anderson-Mayer” in Paris, in 1965, in the “Palais des Beaux-Arts” of Brussels in 1971, in the “Galerie Fred Lanzenberg” in Brussels in 1977, in the “Musée Saint-Georges” in Liège in 1979, to the “Galerie Protée” in Paris in 1986, to the “Espace-Partenaires” in Hamois in 1990, in Dinant in 1994, Louvain-la-Neuve in 95, 97, 99, Nivelles in 1997, in the “Prieuré d’Anseremme” (Dinant) in 1998, Freÿr, (near Dinant) in 2000, « Sculptures dans la Ville », été 2002, ville de Namur in 2002, at the “Galerie Cap d’Art” in Genval, in 2003, Galerie De Saedeleer, Bruxelles in 2003, Galerie LIEHRMANN, Liège in 2004, « Art & Bijoux », Galerie LIEHRMANN, Liège in 2004, Galerie „Espace Sculptural“, Ploegsteert in 2005, « ART IN THE PARK 2005» Société inno.com Berzel, 2005, Exposition dans la galerie du Théâtre Municipal, Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg in 2006, Foire de Karlsruhe, NL in 2006. Touring exhibition in 7 museums (Changshu, Ningbo, Fujian, Suzhou, Xian, ZhaoYuan and Shanghai) in China in 2008-2009.

Since 1980, he has a huge studio-foundry, in an old farm of the XVIIth century; in Biesmerée, Belgium.

Félix Roulin achieved sculptures in Public Places, in particular in Namur (1966), Ronquières (1967), Lessives (1972), the Gates of Grand Hornu (1973), metro station Thieffry in Brussels (1975), a sculpture wall in the Centre of Wallonie-Bruxelles in Paris (1979), “Le Monument aux Marcheurs” in Gerpinnes (1980), Justice and law, in Liège, “parc du Sart Tilman” (1981), the Gates of Présidence of Wallon Regional Executive in Namur (1991), “Espace Adolphe Sax” in Dinant (1994), “Le Parc avec les pyramides du CIGER” in Namur (1992), “Les bottes de Jean de T’Serclaes” in Tilly , “Place Pierre de Coubertin” in Louvain-la-Neuve (1996), Théâtre of Martyrs Place in Brussels (1998), Moncton (New Brunswig, Canada), (1999), “L’arche du Millénaire” in Andenne, (2001). In 1982, a very interesting sculpture which is both sculpture and silversmith has achieved : “la châsse de sainte Gertrude of Nivelles”.

M.L. Snowden's "Genesis" bronze, edition of 75. 25" x 39" x 20" (shown in clay)

We have recently located a rare cache of bronzes from American Master M.L. Snowden (b. 1952) from a private seller. Among these masterworks is one of Snowden’s most important and poignant sculptures, “Genesis”, her allegorical retelling of how the Earth’s forces combine to create our mountains and topography. This work is immediately available and priced very opportunistically for our investor collectors. PM or email info@robinrile.com for details. To see more works from Snowden, please see www.robinrile.com.

"Genesis" shown in bronze with granite base.

“Beautiful…………….impressive sculpture.”
Dr. Peter Fusco, Curator of Sculpture, J. Paul Getty Museum

“As the heir to the proprietary sculptural formulas of Auguste Rodin and Antonin Mercié, Snowden’s masterful modeling, profound creative vision, and ground-breaking bronze techniques have established her reputation at the forefront of contemporary figurative sculpture.”
Marie Busco, Ph.D. , Curator and Author, “Rodin and His Contemporaries: The Iris and B.Gerald Cantor Collection” with Philippe de Montebello,  Director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

About the Artist

International art critic, Remo Nevi describes M.L. Snowden as a “Great figurative contemporary master whose profound and powerfully realized portfolio places the artist among the world’s most respected representational sculptors at work today.” In 1992 Snowden won the world’s most prestigious sculpture prize, The International Rodin Competition in Tokyo, Japan, hosted in cooperation with the Embassies of Belgium, Finland, France, Israel, Korea, Mexico, Netherlands, The United States and thirty other countries.

M.L. Snowden is the sole living inheritor of select 19th century marble carving, finishing, casting and bronze patination techniques from the Paris studios of Auguste Rodin and Antonin Mercié. M..L. Snowden sculpted alongside her father for seventeen years as an apprentice and as a professional in Snowden Studios. In 1990, M.L.  Snowden inherited a collection of 38 of the original sculpting tools from the Rodin Studios. Rodin’s tools were bequeathed to M.L. Snowden’s Father by the Swiss sculptor, Robert Georges Eberhard, who was Chairman of the Yale School of Sculpture for almost fifty years and was a professional in Rodin’s studios in the latter part of the 19th century. Eberhard was a mentor to the sculptor’s father, George H. Snowden, N.A. ( 1901-1990). Who Was Who In American Art. G.H. Snowden was a sculpture educator at Yale University for many years and his extensive list of commissioned sculptures now constitute national historic landmarks. The Smithsonian Institution held a retrospective of Snowden sculpture, SCULPTURE IN THE FEDERAL TRIANGLE.

Over the last decade, M.L. Snowden has pursued sculpture as an expression of titanic geological phenomena and the impact of mankind on his environment. In 1998 M.L. Snowden was awarded the massive multi million dollar Carano Gordon Atlanta Commission to create the sculptor’s vision for the largest cohesive body of bronze extant in the latter half of the 20th century. The commission to date comprises 100 works ranging to four tons apiece with an edition to 800 works of completed sculpture.  In this collection,  notable explorations into extrusion, inclusion, advanced gravity pour techniques, innovative chasing protocols, recombinant jeweler and bronze techniques, Snowden’s restructuring of proprietary historic  wax and patina formulations and other ground breaking techniques for the art of bronze have been advanced. In Snowden’s GEOLOGICAL COLLECTION, the fine art of bronze is shaped, redefined and celebrated. An ongoing 16 City national tour of M.L.SNOWDEN: THE LEGACY OF RODIN has been  made possible by Advanstar International Art Group, Masterpiece Publishing Inc. and other sponsors.

In the year 2000, Snowden was commissioned to create the GREAT ANGELS OF THE MAIN ALTAR for the new $200 million Los Angeles Cathedral from a field of 8,000 international portfolios. In addition, Snowden is the sculptor of the ANGEL FRIEZE for the Cathedral’s Visitor’s Center, the first representation of a group of Angels for a permanent public setting in the history of the City of Los Angeles. In 1989, Snowden was named the inaugural winner of the Alex Ettl Grant for”Lifetime Achievement in American Sculpture” presented by the National Sculpture Society in New York City. In addition to creating the 14 foot high Glendale Police Memorial for the new $56 million civic plaza in the City of Glendale, Snowden’s lifetime works have been collected by a worldwide investment syndicate to advance the  formation of a museum solely dedicated to the perpetual exhibition of Snowden’s ouevre and heritage. Most recently,  M.L. Snowden was awarded the inaugural Presidential Order of Merit “In Recognition of Significant Contributions to the Betterment of Humanity Through Art,” presented by the Fine Art Foundation with the sculptor’s work recently added to the Presidential art collection at the White House.  The sculptor maintains studios in Long Beach, Paris and Austria.

Harvard University’s Michael Miller, National Marketing Director emeritus of Butterfields/ Ebay writes, “These are historic works that uncannily unite expressionism’s great inner explosions and outward cataclysms with Europe’s golden age. M.L. Snowden’s art is a glorious fusion – the summary of our age superceded by the vitality of a moment.”

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