Alfred BASBOUS (1924-2006) Sculptures Alfred Basbous was born in 1924 in Rachana, Lebanon, into a family with many artists among its members. Rachana is a village long known for the quality of its stone craftsmen, and Alfred Basbous initially worked as a stonecutter. In the shadow of his father,
Ferus Gallery is proud to install a major work by Folon (1934 - 2005) “A Man”, on the terraces of the Cardio-Thoracic Center of Monaco, overlooking Port Hercule. In a world in search of meaning and authenticity, Sculpture, a major Art, is today more than ever
Thierry Bisch (1953) “The Walking Bear” is a masterful sculpture by Thierry BISCH (200 x 90 x 55 cm). Produced in painted Aluminum, edition of 5, the work marks a new stage in the work of the artist already recognized for his paintings/portraits and his drawings
It was with this work produced in 1961, “Conquête de l'Espace” that Marino di Teana won the Saint Gobain competition prize in 1962. In the eyes of the artist, it marks a formidable step forward in his project of uniting sculpture and architecture, given that
Ferus gallery is pleased to present a preview of Thierry Bisch's latest work; “Big Bear”. Made of chromed aluminum casting, the “Big Bear” work is intended to be presented outdoors, in a natural environment. Of an exceptional size, 200 x 90 x 55 cm, presented on its
Didier Viltart, director of the Ferus Gallery, presents in this short report, the work of the Master of French modern sculpture Philippe Hiquily. Hymn to the Woman, this epicurean ("Épicurienne") whose genesis is told to you here, is the last work of Philippe Hiquily, who
In 2010, the owner of the most famous golf course in Marrakech, Golfe Al Maaden, a great admirer and friend of Philippe Hiquily, commissioned the artist to create a unique version of the “Marathonienne” to be installed in the sumptuous decor of the clubhouse. Some time
Marino Di TEANA « Hommage à Lao Tseu » 1972/79 – Ed 2007 150 x 78 x 35,5 cm Brushed stainless steel N°3/8 In a world in search of meaning and authenticity, the work of sculptor Marino Di Teana now takes on its full meaning and is finally finding the
We have the honor and the great pleasure to present this monumental sculpture by Philippe Hiquily (Paris, 1925 - Villejuif, 2013) entitled the Marathonienne. This work in welded steel and painted with black epoxy, was produced in the 1980s at the request of a French city
Created in 1985, “Hommage à Brunelleschi” is part of the “Space ship” series. By paying homage to Filippo Brunelleschi, prestigious architect of the Italian Renaissance, author of the dome and the lantern of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence, Marino Di Teana celebrates
