Sculpture Motherhood, black cast iron, by R. Daemen, 1930s
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The sculpture "Motherhood" by Rene Daemen, created in 1935, is a quintessential example of geometric Art Deco style. Crafted from solid cast iron, it depicts a slender, stylized Madonna with Child—reduced to minimalist, flowing lines and elongated proportions characteristic of the 1930s aesthetic. The surface features a cool, matte black finish, without additional ornamentation, while the subtle patina of the iron accentuates the piece's age and authenticity. The form is completed by a simple, square base that merges seamlessly with the sculpture. The piece is preserved in good condition, showing only natural signs of aging, with no significant damage or restoration.This sculpture speaks with the voice of its era: Art Deco resonates here through abstraction and reduction, while the cast iron—raw and heavy, yet rendered in delicate lines—embodies the modernity of the 1930s. The quiet majesty of the Madonna and child is held within a minimalist form that emphasizes rhythm and contour. The matte surface absorbs light, gently highlighting the fluid transitions and vertical movement of the composition, as if the entire figure floats above the everyday, maintaining intimacy and quiet focus.The sculpture can be displayed on a dark wooden or marble console, where its matte black finish will contrast elegantly with glossy surroundings. It would pair well with simple forms—such as modern table lamps or geometric prints—creating a refined dialogue between art and function. In modern classic, mid-century, or collector's vintage interiors, it can serve as a focal point, emphasizing both historical continuity and the timeless simplicity of decoration.
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Height35.5 cm
Width6.5 cm
Length5.5 cm
Dimension details
Length5.5 cm
Height35.5 cm
Width6.5 cm
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