Austin Production \"Loves Awakening\" by A. Danel. In mint condition For Sale

Austin Productions \"Loves Awakening\"by Alexsander Danel
The \"Loves Awakening\" figurine by artist Danel, produced by Austin Productions, is a large white sculpture standing approx. 18inches tall and 19inches wide. A simply gorgeous piece! This collectible piece is a visually striking representation of awakening love, making it a perfect addition to any decor or collection. Its mint condition ensures that it will be a pristine and cherished piece for any art enthusiast or collector.It is rare to find a piece like this in such excellent condition. Do not let it get away, you may never see another for sale.
Alexsander Danel was born in Estonia and graduated from both the Moscow Industrial Arts School and the Moscow Fine Arts Academy. He earned many awards and distinctions in the Soviet Union, including \"Best Work of the Year\" in 1973 for his monumental work commemorating the history of the Russian Wars, installed in Kirov. Alexsander Danel emigrated to the U.S. in 1976, after spending a year in Rome where he sculpted set designs for Fellini\'s \"Cassanova\" and the Napoli Theater production of \"Aida\". After settling in New York, he completed commissions for Rockefeller Plaza and Radio City Music Hall. In 1992, he held his first one person show exhibiting computer generated art at a Soho art gallery in New York City.was a principal sculptor for Austin from 1981 until his death in 2001.He was born in Estonia and graduated from both the Moscow Industrial Arts School and the Moscow Fine Arts Academy. He earned many awards and distinctions in the Soviet Union, including \"Best Work of the Year\" in 1973 for his monumental work commemorating the history of the Russian Wars, installed in Kirov. Alexsander Danel emigrated to the U.S. in 1976, after spending a year in Rome where he sculpted set designs for Fellini\'s \"Cassanova\" and the Napoli Theater production of \"Aida\". After settling in New York, he completed commissions for Rockefeller Plaza and Radio City Music Hall. In 1992, he held his first one person show exhibiting computer generated art at a Soho art gallery in New York City.
I pack very well and ship insured. This is from my personal collection. I retired and moved to a smaller house and no longer have room for all these large pieces. They have been boxed up in my closet for some time now...it is time for them to find another home where they will be loved and enjoyed.