Arman – Cavaquinho – Accumulation Sculpture artwork (Limited Edition of 99)

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Arman – Cavaquinho
Accumulation Sculpture-artwork • Music Instruments

Discover Cavaquinho, an iconic work by Arman (Armand Fernandez), master of accumulations and major figure of the Nouveau Réalisme movement.

This striking tableau-sculpture features a dynamic accumulation of cavaquinho soundboards and fingerboards (small Brazilian string instruments similar to ukuleles) in metal and wood. The pieces are carefully arranged with overlapping layers on a deep black background, creating a beautiful rust and black patina that gives the work a strong visual rhythm and depth.

Signed by the artist in the lower right, this piece belongs to an ultra-limited edition of only 99 copies worldwide, published by Harlen Associated Limited.

Specifications:
– Dimensions: 97 x 76 cm (38.18 x 29.92 inches)
– Delivered framed exactly as pictured
– Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity
– Technique: Accumulation of metal and wood on canvas mounted on panel

Arman, the French-American artist from Nice, became world-famous for transforming everyday objects into poetic and critical statements on consumer society. Cavaquinho stands out as one of his most harmonious and musical creations — a true celebration of rhythm, repetition, and melody frozen in sculpture.

The rich textures, warm rust tones against the dark background, and the sculptural presence make this artwork particularly impactful in a contemporary interior, whether in a living room, office, or music room.

Rare collector’s item – Very few copies remain available on the market.

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