This metal sculpture, commemorating the 1980 Moscow Olympics, stands as a collectible example of Polish People's Republic (PRL) metalwork in the spirit of mid-century modern and minimalism. Crafted from painted metal rods, the upper section forms a cluster of vertical elements in matte red, varying in height and evoking a stylized spire or tower. Below, five interlocking Olympic rings—blue, yellow, black, green, and red—are arranged in the official sequence, each with a matte finish. The entire piece rests on a square, off-white metal base, displaying subtle patina and gentle traces of age. Measuring 53 cm in height and 22 cm in width, with a 14 × 14 cm base, the sculpture features visible welds and a distinctly hand-crafted finish, emphasizing its unique character. The condition is very good for its age: minor paint chips and slight discoloration on the base are present, typical for a vintage object, with no major damages or repairs. The sculpture tells the story of an era where Soviet monumental modernism met the geometry of constructivism. Its vertical, architectural silhouette recalls stadium spires and urban icons of the 1980s. The red-painted rods seem to lift the Olympic rings upward, capturing the aspirations of sport and the communal spirit of the time. Every detail—from the matte surface to the visible welds—bears the mark of handcraft and the historical context in which art and athletics converged under the banner of
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Height53 cm
Width14 cm
Length22 cm
Dimension details
Length22 cm
Height53 cm
Width14 cm
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