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Eric Grate

(Sweden, 1896-1983)
Estimate
50 000 - 60 000 SEK
4 360 - 5 230 EUR
4 560 - 5 470 USD
Hammer price
100 000 SEK
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Eric Grate
(Sweden, 1896-1983)

"Polyfem"

Signed Eric Grate and numbered 1/5. Foundry marks H. Bergman cire perdue. Dark patinated bronze, heigth 62 cm. Mounted on a granite basel, height 10 cm.

Exhibitions

Musée d'Art Moderne, Paris, "Eric Grate sculpteur suédois", 22 March - 15 April 1963
Musée d'Ixelles, Brussel, "Eric Grate sculpteur suédois", 7 June - 7 July 1963,
Koninklijke Akademie, Antwerpen, "Eric Grate sculpteur suédois", 23 July - 18 August 1963
Musée de L'Abbaye Saint-Pierre, Gent, "Eric Grate scuplteur suédois", 1963.
Konstakademien, Stockholm, "Eric Grate skulpturer", March 1965, catalogue no. 49.
Národiní Galerie, Prag, "Eric Grate Endre Nemes", September - October 1971.
Galerie de l'Art plastique, Ostrava, "Eric Grate Endre Nemes", 1971.
Slovak National Gallery, Bratislava, "Eric Grate Endre Nemes", 1971.
Liljevalchs Konsthall, Stockholm, "Eric Grate sex decennier", 13 May - 1 August 1976, catalogue no. 179.
Oppstuhage, Arvika, "Eric Grate", 1983, catalogue no. 79.
Västerås Konstmuseum, "Eric Grate", 1990, catalogue no. 67.
Galleri Lars Bohman, Stockholm, "Eric Grate", 16 May- 30 June 2002, catalogue no. 4.

Literature

Pontus Grate, Ragnar von Holten, "Eric Grate", SAK, 1978, ill. p. 124.

More information

"Ett antikt krukfragment utgör vasen till denna skulptur vars kraftfulla, kompakta och nästan hotfulla veck har en enda, rund öppning. Detta "öga" kom Eric Grate att assiciera till den grekiska mytologins Polyfemos, en människoätande, enögd cyklop, nu mest känd för att Odysseus råkat i hans våld men undkom genom att berusa jätten och utsticka hans öga." Pontus Grate