Description
Cast in bronze and titled after the curved form of a shell, 'Conque' is a rounded, organic sculpture with an extensive exhibition history, having appeared in group shows from Anderlecht's 'Jardin des Sens' in 2017 to the recent 'Shapes & Spaces: Post-War Belgian Sculptures' in Brussels.
It was made in 1956, early in André Willequet's career, before his work moved fully into abstraction. Willequet (1921–1998), trained by Oscar Jespers at La Cambre and shaped by encounters with Zadkine, Brancusi and Henry Moore during his travels, worked equally in bronze, stone and wood, and his sculptures are held today in museum collections across Belgium.
Details
Exhibitions: Jardin des Sens, Anderlecht, Belgium — 3D Sense Experience — 2017 · La Patinoire Royale, Brussels, Belgium — Sculpting Belgium — 2017 · Maurice Verbaet Gallery, Knokke, Belgium — Exploring Belgian Matters — 01/08/2020–13/09/2020 · Maurice Verbaet Gallery – BRAFA, Brussels, Belgium — 28/01/2024–04/02/2024 · Maurice Verbaet Gallery – Art Brussels, Brussels, Belgium — 25/04/2024–28/04/2024 · Espace Constantin Chariot, Brussels, Belgium — Shapes & Spaces: Post-War Belgian Sculptures — 17/11/2024 – 12/01/2025
This artwork forms part of the maurice verbaet collection and can be viewed in our showroom at Volkstraat 58, Antwerp.
Product Specifications 
Designer André Willequet
Material Bronze
Length 25
Width 18
Height 27
Vendor maurice verbaet collection
Color Black
Production year 1956
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