Roger Bonduel, Four-Armed Steel Candlestick

Unique large four-armed steel candlestick handmade by Roger Bonduel in Belgium during the 1960s, with provenance from a modernist chapel where sculptural metalwork formed part of the architectural setting. His close collaborations with architect Paul Felix and glass artist Michel Martens contributed to a renewed approach to post-war architecture in Belgium.

Composed of four separate steel elements connected to a central point, the piece allows different arrangements and has a strong architectural presence. The steel shows a rich original patina, reinforcing its sculptural character and material honesty. One-of-a-kind Belgian modernist object in very good condition.

h x w x d: 100 x 120 x 75 cm / weight: 23 kg

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1,200.00 €

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About Roger Bonduel

Roger Bonduel (1930–2019) was a Belgian artist known for his work in metal, positioned at the intersection of modernist art and architecture. Initially trained as a painter, he developed a distinctive sculptural language in materials such as steel, copper, and bronze.

His collaborations with architect Paul Felix and glass artist Michel Martens played a key role in the evolution of post-war church architecture in Belgium. Bonduel's work is defined by a precise balance between technical control and material expression.

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