Sculpture Hoselton, silver aluminum, Canada, 1970s.
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Sculpture Hoselton, silver aluminum, Canada, 1970s.

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ABOUT PRODUCTID 19456
The Hoselton sculpture from Canada, dating from the 1960s to the 1980s, exemplifies a minimalist depiction of a water bird—likely a loon or duck. Crafted from a single cast of aluminum, the piece is finished with a uniform, high-gloss mirror polish, giving it a silvery, cool appearance. The design is rooted in modernist aesthetics and characterized by fluid, organic curves: the elongated neck blends seamlessly into a streamlined body, with no feathered textures, edges, or surface decoration. This monolithic sculpture shows no visible seams or joints, and lacks any hardware or adornments. Its harmonious proportion—where the head and beak gently flow into the shoulders and extended body—enhances a sense of lightness and movement. The polished surface intensifies reflections, adding a sense of shifting fluidity as light changes. There are no visible signs of wear, dents, or repairs—the sculpture remains in very good condition.The piece embodies the spirit of Canadian modernism: the purity of line, the dignity of the material, and a total absence of decorative excess speak to an era when aesthetics merged with a quest for elemental form. The silhouette—evoking a bird gliding effortlessly over invisible water—becomes a metaphor for serene, composed elegance. Through its mirror-like reflections, the sculpture quietly channels the minimalist ethos of the 1970s, when design sought to harmonize living spaces rather than overwhelm them with detail.This type of sculpture can serve as a distinctive focal point atop a dark wooden console, a pared-down shelf, or a marble surface. It complements interiors inspired by mid-century modern, classic contemporary, or refined minimalist styles. One may pair it with bold graphic art, a strikingly architectural plant, or an arrangement of mirrored and black accents, creating a balanced composition that breaks monotony in a living room or study.
DIMENSION
Height6 cm
Depth7 cm
Sculpture Hoselton, silver aluminum, Canada, 1970s. - DIMENSION
Width18.5 cm
Dimension details
  • Width18.5 cm
  • Height6 cm
  • Depth7 cm
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