Eric Schmitt
Eric Schmitt (born in 1955) was discovered in the 80s by En Attendant les Barbares, who were his first editors and the first gallery to dedicate a personal exhibition to him.
Over the years, he began a brilliant career, punctuated by numerous exhibitions, as well in France, as in the United States, and in England.
For all that, he continues to be faithful to En Attendant les Barbares, and has imagined new pieces for the gallery, limited series or unique pieces. His piece "La Souche" was part of the selection of the exhibition on French design, held at the French Embassy in Rome, Palazzo Farnese.
Very attached to the noble materials, such as wrought iron and bronze, Eric Schmitt sees himself today as a designer-sculptor.
In 2016, Norma published a monograph on the subject.
Eric Schmitt by Pierre Doze - Editions Norma (2015)
Cast patinated bronze. Choice of patinas possible.
Signed by the artist and the gallery.
Folded and black patinated steel, movable tray.
30 numbered examples + 4 artist proofs.
Hand wrought patinated iron and leather.
8 numbered examples + 4 artist proofs.
Blackened tree stump, chiseled and polished bronze top. Unique piece.
Blackened tree stump, chiseled and blackened bronze top. Unique piece.
Black patinated hand wrought iron.
Edition of 50 examples + 4 artist's proofs.
Created in 1985
Bronze, tapisserie. Patines: noir, vert, brun, poli or, ou recouvert de poudre de marbre blanc.
30 exemplaires par patine.
Hand wrought and beaten iron legs, covered with yellow gold leaf. Lacquered wood top.
8 numbered examples + 4 artist proofs.
