Description: For sale is this beautiful Vintage Maigonis Daga, Signed Polar Bear Art Sculpture Stoneware/ceramic from the 1970s . The Daga's signature is faint but readable on the bottom from years of display. The Polar Bear sculpture is on a porous marble/granite stone base and measures approx. 6 1/2" tall by 8” wide and 7” deep. ( Base and Polar Bear ) The condition is perfect with no cosmetic or structural flaws, No chips, cracks or scuffs. It has been displayed on a stand in my parents’ home since purchased new. If you collect Maigonis Daga or just want an incredible focal point for any well designed environment, make me an offer and I will ship this beautiful sculpture to you. Please see the photos as they are an important part of this description.Maigonis Daga (1923-2001) was born in Latvia, and immigrated to Australia in 1948 as a refugee, where he attended the Adelaide School of Art studying sculpture. From 1954-1964 he ran a successful commercial pottery studio in Adelaide, after which he re-located to Minneapolis in the U.S. opening a studio there around 1970. His sons continued to run the studio after his death until very recently) His Australian pieces are also very similar stylistically to those of Gunda Pottery made around the same time in Melbourne by fellow Latvian, Gundars Lusis...although I find the pieces from Gunda are a bit more streamlined and refined in their forms and finishes. It was in the U.S. where Daga really refined his style.
Price: 159 USD
Location: Saint Charles, Illinois
End Time: 2023-09-16T00:51:35.000Z
Shipping Cost: 16 USD
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Item Specifics
All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Antique: Yes
Signed By: Daga
Signed: Yes
Color: White
Material: Ceramic
Subject: Polar Bear
Vintage: Yes
Brand: Maigon Daga
Type: Sculpture
Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
Model: Sculpture Stoneware
Theme: Art
Production Style: Stylized Realism
Time Period Manufactured: i970 s
Production Technique: Studio Crafted
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Finish: Satin, matt
Handmade: Yes