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Bronze sculpture Trompettes découpées by Arman Fernandez, featuring deconstructed trumpets arranged abstractly on a marble base.

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Bronze sculpture on marble base - signed and numbered by the artist // Arman Fernandez's Trompettes découpées (1989) is a bronze sculpture mounted on a marble base, measuring 60 x 28 x 25 cm. This work exemplifies Arman's signature approach of transforming everyday objects into art by deconstructing and reassembling them. Here, he dissects multiple trumpets, arranging their parts into an abstract, layered composition. The complex structure highlights the brass instrument’s forms and lines, blending musical and sculptural elements. Arman, a key figure in the Nouveau Réalisme movement, captures the tension between functionality and artistic reinterpretation, inviting viewers to see ordinary objects through a new, artistic lens.

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Fernandez Arman

Trompettes découpées, 1989

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Bronze sculpture on marble base - signed and numbered by the artist // Arman Fernandez's Trompettes découpées (1989) is a bronze sculpture mounted on a marble base, measuring 60 x 28 x 25 cm. This work exemplifies Arman's signature approach of transforming everyday objects into art by deconstructing and reassembling them. Here, he dissects multiple trumpets, arranging their parts into an abstract, layered composition. The complex structure highlights the brass instrument’s forms and lines, blending musical and sculptural elements. Arman, a key figure in the Nouveau Réalisme movement, captures the tension between functionality and artistic reinterpretation, inviting viewers to see ordinary objects through a new, artistic lens.

Artwork Copyright © Fernandez Arman
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Limited Edition Print

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Limited Edition Print

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