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The item for sale here is a brilliant and full round Antonio Grediaga Kieff sculpture, titled “Mardi Gras”, which is saturated with exquisite detail and finished with a gorgeous silver patina. Additionally, the piece, one of his nicest and largest we have ever made available, was completed with Kieff’s full realm of genius and captivating vision as he paid homage to the beauty and serenity of music. Thereby showcasing why he is considered a master of modern art. Furthermore, the sculpture is of impressive craftsmanship and size, measuring approximately 32” x 13.5", and has remained in excellent condition without any defects to report since it was cast in 1988. Finally, it is guaranteed authentic, hand signed, and numbered 5 of 9.

Kieff Grediaga is one of the world's most famous living sculptors. Born in Madrid in 1936, Grediaga grew up during the Spanish Civil War. From a young age, it was apparent that Grediaga had impressive artistic skill. He would sell his paintings in the streets to make extra money, and as he grew he would work in his father's furniture and sculpture shop. In 1967, Grediaga followed his loved of the arts to Vienna, Austria. He began opening exhibits in cities around the world during the 1970s and 80s. Many art critics consider the turning point of Grediaga's career his creation of a 96 foot hydraulic sculpture presented at the New York Art Expo in 1980 appropriately titled Turning Point. His sculptures combined classical art aesthetics along with modern, abstracted elements for a unique look. Today, Grediaga's impressive sculptures can be found in museums, public parks, gardens, and headquarters of major companies. His work can be seen at the Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Regan collection, the Rockefeller collection, IBM, and the Taipei National Museum. His career has lasted more than 50 years and the artist continues to produce large scale sculptures for public use and viewing along with many smaller tabletop bronze sculptures that have been extremely successful among independent art collectors.