The Venus Without Arms, Gabriel Lemaire Sicre
Gabriel Lemaire Sicre · ARTDELION

The Venus Without Arms

About the work

« The Venus Without Arms » is an original work by Gabriel Lemaire Sicre, born of an industrial machine recovered in Graulhet, the former world capital of leather: Refrigerator motor and small turbine, dismantled, cleaned, painted, and returned to a second life in which it no longer serves, it signifies. Gabriel Lemaire Sicre is represented by ARTDELION, an art agency in Paris. This work is not for sale.

Materials Refrigerator motor and small turbine
Dimensions H 200 × W 110 × D 130 cm
Artist Gabriel Lemaire Sicre
This work is part of Le Paradis des Machines and is not for sale.

Gabriel Lemaire Sicre

About the artist

Gabriel Lemaire Sicre

Sculptor and painter · Graulhet, Tarn · Since 2013

Gabriel Lemaire Sicre spent some twenty years in computing before devoting his life to colour. Since 2013, in the former Breilhac factory at Graulhet, in the Tarn, he has been building Le Paradis des Machines, a collection of one hundred and sixty-three works born of scrapped industrial machines.

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The format, in practice

At 200 cm high, this piece is read standing, at eye level. It needs clear space in front of it rather than a corner. It is 110 cm wide, so it fits into most interiors without rearranging the room. Its smallest cross-section is 110 cm, wider than a standard door leaf. Check the doorways and the stairwell before delivery, we do it with you.

For light, floor loading and bases, see Where to place a sculpture at home. For packing and insured transport, see how a sculpture is delivered.

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