1968 - Nurejew In Solid Gold: Bildhauer Emiel Hartman hat gerade seine Hommage an das Super Talent und wichtige körperliche Schönheit Rudolf Nureyev abgeschlossen. Es hat die Form eine exquisite kleine 14 Zoll hohe Statuette der große Balletttänzerin in massivem Gold 18ct, es wiegt 56 1/2 oz, und kostet 6.000. Herr Hartman hat angeordnet, 10 oder 12 Gussteile der Statuette für den Verkauf zu produzieren. Mit den Einschränkungen in Goldkäufe in Kraft im Moment Herr Hartmans Statuette bietet ein attraktives Angebot, könnte man die künstlerische Schönheit der Skulptur zu betrachten und haben den zusätzlichen warmen Schein des pos

• Bildanbieter: ZUMA Press, Inc. / Alamy Stock Foto
• Bild-ID: F49EMW
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• Format: 4417 x 5550 px | 37,4 x 47 cm | 14,7 x 18,5 inches | 300dpi
• Aufnahmedatum: 4. Januar 1960
• Fotograf: ZUMA Press

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1968 - Nureyev In Solid Gold: Sculptor Emiel Hartman has just completed his homage to the superb talent and vital physical beauty of Rudolf Nureyev. It takes the form of an exquisite little 14 inch high statuette of the great ballet dancer, in 18ct solid gold, it weights 56 1/2 oz, and will cost ~6, 000. Mr Hartman has arranged to produce 10 or 12 castings of the statuette, for sale. With the restrictions in gold purchases in force at the moment, Mr Hartmans statuette offers an attractive proposition, one could contemplate the artistic beauty of the sculpture and have the added warm glow of possible leaps in gold prices, as well as Nureyev's leap. Emiel Hartman has been working on the model for several months, and made countless drawings of Nureyev before this; ''I have always loved ballet, and Nureyev combines strength with beauty, it was the perfect subject's he says. Mr Hartman made the final study from Nureyev's performance at the Royal House. I'm very pleased with the result'' say's Mr Hartman, ''It has the strength, rhythm and poetry that I'd hoped to capture'' Mr Emiel Hartman, of South African birth achieved a record in the own right in 1959, when he flew for 50ft in his flying machine the Orthopter, an extraordinary structure of cloth and feather wings which were flapped with man power alone, being engine less. Since then, (the experiment ended in a dangerous plummet to the ground) Mr Hartman has restricted his soaring to artistic endeavors. ''I would like to do the Panovas now'' he says. Photo Shows Emiel Hartman with his solid gold 18ct, statute of Rudolf Nureyev, (Credit Image: © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com)

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