Javier Villarreal (Mexican, b. 1941) Bronze Statue, Resting Ballerina. Patinated bronze statue of a ballerina stretching while she rests in a chair. Incise signature, numbered XIII/XXXVI (13/36).
Size: 22 x 13 x 21 in.
#5153
Artist Biography:
Javier Villarreal, born on March 21, 1943, in Mexico City, is a distinguished Mexican sculptor celebrated for his dynamic bronze sculptures, particularly those capturing the grace of dancers. Coming from a family of six siblings, both he and his brother Victor exhibited early artistic talents, which they nurtured at the University of Mexico City. In addition to his design studies, Villarreal's passion for chemistry and metallurgy led him to earn a degree in Metallurgical Chemistry. Initially, he built a reputable career in industrial design, known for his emphasis on form, composition, and balance. However, his artistic aspirations found true expression in sculpture, where he masterfully portrays the elegance and movement of ballet. Operating from his Mexico City foundry, Villarreal has passed down his commitment to excellence in bronze casting to his children, who share his interest in sculpting.
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