ROGER BONDUEL, Handmade Architectural Steel Candlestick

Unique large four-armed steel candlestick by Roger Bonduel, handmade in the 1960s for a modernist chapel in Belgium. The piece consists of four separate elements connected to a central point, allowing variations in arrangement. Bonduel was closely associated with Belgian modernist architect Paul Felix and glass artist Michel Martens, and is known for his integration of sculptural metalwork within modernist architectural contexts.

Its large scale gives it a strong presence, making it particularly suited for an outdoor setting, while also working well indoors. One-of-a-kind 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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