Dancing bronze by Matteo Lo Greco (Italian 20th century)

Tanenbaum Estate, 300 east 57th street, NYC.

The bronze measures 19 inches high on a 2.5 inch high base that swivels around and around.

Matteo Lo Greco
(Source: Saatchiart.com) Matteo Lo Greco was born in Sicily in 1949.After graduating in Political Science at the University of Palermo, he moved to Lisbon, Portugal, to study at the Academy of Fine Arts.

Pupil of the Portuguese sculptor Antonio Duarte and the painter Hilario Teixeira Lopes, became an Official Member of the National Society of Fine Arts of Portugal. The Museum of Contemporary Art in Mirandela, in 1982, opened with his expositions; his works still belong to the standing collection of the Museum.

He took part in many collective and individual exhibitions in Italy, United States of America and Europe, especially in France, where he entered the tradition of the Paris showrooms (MAC2000, Gran Palais).

In 1999 he received the Silver Medal of the City of Palermo. In July 2004 an individual exhibition of Matteo Lo Greco took place at the Ca Pesaro International Modern Art Gallery in Venice, entitled LAoristico - Sculture e disegni di Matteo Lo Greco.

Since 2005 he is the Founder and President of the Association Artisti Spa+A.

Fascinated by the oriental culture, he travels often to China, where he made a serie of individual exhibitions in Shanghai and Beijing. He was also invited to showcase his sculptures during the preparation of the Universal Expo of 2010 in Shanghai.Now he lives and works in Venice, where he has his Art Gallery in the city centre and a studio in Lido. In 2017 he opened a new studio in Tuscany, in Pietrasanta, so now he has three different studios.

His sculptures are now in collections all over the world.

Good condition overall