Batseba

Woytek Batseba

Limitation 24 (numbered and signed)
Dimensions 45 x 12,50 x 12,50 cm (h/w/d)
Weight apr. 10.9 kg

Bronze sculpture details

From the roof of a palace in Jerusalem, King David watches a woman bathe: Bathsheba – the epitome of seduction in the Old Testament. A sculpture which turns the observer into a voyeur through David's eyes. An object of desire that elicits and provokes feelings of pleasure.

Edition in bronze, cast using the lost wax technique, chased and patinated by hand. Limited to 24 numbered and signed copies.

Kind bronze

Production technique Lost Wax Technique

Genre Figurative

Style Surrealism

Woytek

Woytek was born in the Polish town Janowice, in 1981 he moved to Germany and has lived there ever since. His first name satisfies as an artistSignum. As "Woytek" he has long since gained an international reputation - most recently with hissculptural group "dort, wo der Morgen beginnt" from the year 2000, which he set up on Pitt Island in New Zealand.

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