Value Buy Jean Cocteau [igor Stravinsky] Wooden Hand Torch Candelabra Sconce From The Stravinsky Collection, Ca. 1940 Ready To Use [1nHBjvf2]
Exclusive Jean Cocteau Wooden Hand Torch Candelabra Experience the fusion of art and music with this exclusive wooden hand torch candelabra, meticulously crafted by the renowned French surrealist writer, artist, and filmmaker Jean Cocteau. This uniqu
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Value Buy Jean Cocteau [igor Stravinsky] Wooden Hand Torch Candelabra Sconce From The Stravinsky Collection, Ca. 1940 Ready To Use [1nHBjvf2]
Exclusive Jean Cocteau Wooden Hand Torch Candelabra
Experience the fusion of art and music with this exclusive wooden hand torch candelabra, meticulously crafted by the renowned French surrealist writer, artist, and filmmaker Jean Cocteau. This unique piece was designed for the home of composer Igor Stravinsky, offering a rare glimpse into the creative collaboration between two giants of their respective fields. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history.Unique Design and Symbolism
The candelabra features a hand extending from a carved six-point star, Cocteau's most personal symbol, gripping a column to which a bulb may be attached. This striking design is reminiscent of the dream castle animate arm torches in Cocteau's 1946 film La Belle et la Bête (Beauty and the Beast). The inclusion of a 15-foot cord and mount on the back, along with the electrification by Vera Stravinsky, ensures the candelabra is in working condition, ready to illuminate your space with its artistic charm.- Handcrafted by Jean Cocteau for Igor Stravinsky
- Unique six-point star design, a personal symbol of Cocteau
Provenance and Collectibility
This exceptional piece comes with a digital image of the composer working at the table and a signed letter of provenance, detailing the history of the work and its gifting from Vera Stravinsky to the niece of Robert Craft. The provenance is further authenticated by family descent from Kristin Crawford, the niece of Robert Lawson Craft, an American conductor and writer known for his close relationship with Igor Stravinsky. This piece is not just a candelabra; it's a testament to the creative synergy between Cocteau and Stravinsky.- Included digital image of composer working at the table
- Letter of provenance detailing the history of the work
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