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Vintage Solid Bronze Sculpture Elephant & Calf from Eromel Collection by Keith Calder
Width: 10cm / Width: 6.5cm / Weight: 840g
PRICE: R2,000 (ALL REASONABLE OFFERS CONSIDERED)
*** COLLECTION FROM STAPLETON ROAD, PINETOWN - Shipping via courier can also be arranged for additional cost to buyer***
BIOGRAPHY
Keith Calder was born in 1959 in the small town of Cradock, South Africa. From his youth, the life of this sculptor has been inextricably linked to wilderness and its creatures, a link that forms the essence of his sculptures. On completing school in Johannesburg, he undertook a diploma in nature conservation and spent the next ten years in that field, working throughout Southern Africa. Whilst working in the northern Kruger Park he contracted malaria. During his recuperation he started to explore his interest in sculpture. He spent a month sculpting and modeling in clay. That month marked a year of transition for him as he vacillated between his commitment to conservation and a possible career in the arts. He spent much of his free time honing his skills as a sculptor.
Calders work ranges from miniatures to life-size to monumental sculptures and is well represented in institutions and corporations throughout South Africa. His style is instantly recognizable by its realism and his ability to capture the character of his subjects stems from his intimate knowledge of them. To be able to draw upon the power and beauty of wild things and portray them in sculpture is a great privilege for me. Perhaps they symbolize our purer selves or jolt our deep-seated ancestral memory of when we once lived closer to the earth. The sculptures that emerged are difficult to define stylistically. There are elements of the abstract, cubism, and futurism. Some have an almost stylized art deco feel but are all immediately recognizable as a Keith Calder.
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