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Monumental Leza McVey Surrealist "Eye in Hand" Ceramic Sculpture, 1977
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Monumental Leza McVey Surrealist "Eye in Hand" Ceramic Sculpture, 1977
Partially glazed stoneware
Signature: Signed "Leza" inside the hand
Dimensions: 23¾" H × 14¼" W × 7¾" D
Condition: Very good original vintage condition
This striking sculpture exemplifies Leza McVey's pioneering approach to ceramics, blending surrealism and modernism. Known for her departure from traditional symmetrical forms, McVey hand-built her pieces, creating freeform and asymmetrical works influenced by her studies with Maija Grotell at Cranbrook. Her art reflects the organic sculptural language of Henry Moore, whose work she encountered during a 1949 visit to New York.
McVey’s influence on the evolution of ceramic art is recognized by institutions like the Metropolitan Museum, which highlights her role in redefining the vessel as a form of expressive sculpture. This piece, combining surrealist imagery with meticulous craftsmanship, is a testament to her innovative vision. -
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Documentation: Signed Period: 1950-1979 Condition: Good. Very good original vintage condition Creation Date: 1977 Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Dealer Reference #: C00004918 Incollect Reference #: 800984
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