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The first impulse to the creation of the cycle of statuary sculptural compositions under the common name “Drops” was the verse with the same name, written by Nicholas Roerich in 1920: Your grace and mercy fill my hands. They pour through my fingers in abundance. I cannot hold everything. I have no time to see the sparkling streams of wealth. Your merciful wave pours to the earth from my hands. I do not see, who will pick the precious liquid? Whom to the small splashes will fall? I will have no time to come home. And I will bring drops only out of the whole grace and mercy. The human being, flushed with the flow of life, is unable to absorb its endless diversity. Our memory just keeps small “drops” of the events, phenomena as well as feelings and emotions connected with them. Hence, they are more dear to the heart, and every creative personality, being an artist, is willing and striving to share them with other people. I have interpreted the word “drops” literally and chosen marvellous balls of cast glass, made at the worldwide known Czech factory of fancy glass “Egermann», as the basis of my compositions. Sadness and tears are also a part of our life. Well, my girl just wanted a little mourns. After all, we need sometimes to feel sorry for ourselves and to shed a few tears! Accompanied by Certificate of Authenticity.
The first impulse to the creation of the cycle of statuary sculptural compositions under the common name “Drops” was the verse with the same name, written by Nicholas Roerich in 1920: Your grace and mercy fill my hands. They pour through my fingers in abundance. I cannot hold everything. I have no time to see the sparkling streams of wealth. Your merciful wave pours to the earth from my hands. I do not see, who will pick the precious liquid? Whom to the small splashes will fall? I will have no time to come home. And I will bring drops only out of the whole grace and mercy. The human being, flushed with the flow of life, is unable to absorb its endless diversity. Our memory just keeps small “drops” of the events, phenomena as well as feelings and emotions connected with them. Hence, they are more dear to the heart, and every creative personality, being an artist, is willing and striving to share them with other people. I have interpreted the word “drops” literally and chosen marvellous balls of cast glass, made at the worldwide known Czech factory of fancy glass “Egermann», as the basis of my compositions. Sadness and tears are also a part of our life. Well, my girl just wanted a little mourns. After all, we need sometimes to feel sorry for ourselves and to shed a few tears! Accompanied by Certificate of Authenticity.
The first impulse to the creation of the cycle of statuary sculptural compositions under the common name “Drops” was the verse with the same name, written by Nicholas Roerich in 1920: Your grace and mercy fill my hands. They pour through my fingers in abundance. I cannot hold everything. I have no time to see the sparkling streams of wealth. Your merciful wave pours to the earth from my hands. I do not see, who will pick the precious liquid? Whom to the small splashes will fall? I will have no time to come home. And I will bring drops only out of the whole grace and mercy. The human being, flushed with the flow of life, is unable to absorb its endless diversity. Our memory just keeps small “drops” of the events, phenomena as well as feelings and emotions connected with them. Hence, they are more dear to the heart, and every creative personality, being an artist, is willing and striving to share them with other people. I have interpreted the word “drops” literally and chosen marvellous balls of cast glass, made at the worldwide known Czech factory of fancy glass “Egermann», as the basis of my compositions. Sadness and tears are also a part of our life. Well, my girl just wanted a little mourns. After all, we need sometimes to feel sorry for ourselves and to shed a few tears! Accompanied by Certificate of Authenticity.
The first impulse to the creation of the cycle of statuary sculptural compositions under the common name “Drops” was the verse with the same name, written by Nicholas Roerich in 1920: Your grace and mercy fill my hands. They pour through my fingers in abundance. I cannot hold everything. I have no time to see the sparkling streams of wealth. Your merciful wave pours to the earth from my hands. I do not see, who will pick the precious liquid? Whom to the small splashes will fall? I will have no time to come home. And I will bring drops only out of the whole grace and mercy. The human being, flushed with the flow of life, is unable to absorb its endless diversity. Our memory just keeps small “drops” of the events, phenomena as well as feelings and emotions connected with them. Hence, they are more dear to the heart, and every creative personality, being an artist, is willing and striving to share them with other people. I have interpreted the word “drops” literally and chosen marvellous balls of cast glass, made at the worldwide known Czech factory of fancy glass “Egermann», as the basis of my compositions. Sadness and tears are also a part of our life. Well, my girl just wanted a little mourns. After all, we need sometimes to feel sorry for ourselves and to shed a few tears! Accompanied by Certificate of Authenticity.

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Drop of tear (large) Sculpture

Valeria Koshkina

Czech Republic

Sculpture, Glass

Size: 6.3 W x 11.4 H x 6.3 D in

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The first impulse to the creation of the cycle of statuary sculptural compositions under the common name “Drops” was the verse with the same name, written by Nicholas Roerich in 1920: Your grace and mercy fill my hands. They pour through my fingers in abundance. I cannot hold everything. I have no ...

Year Created:

2016

Subject:

Women

Styles:

Figurative

, 

Realism

, 

Modern

 

Method:

Glass

, 

Bronze

 

Method:

Sculpture, Glass

Rarity:

One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

6.3 W x 11.4 H x 6.3 D in

Ready to Hang:

Not Applicable

Frame:

Not Framed

Authenticity:

Certificate is Included

Packaging:

Ships in a Box

Delivery Cost:

Shipping is included in price.

Delivery Time:

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14-day return policy. Visit our help section for more information.

Handling:

Ships in a box. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines.

Ships From:

Czech Republic.

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Valeria Koshkina was born in 1961 in Moscow. In 1984 she graduated from the Stroganov Moscow State University of Arts and Industry, and since 1992 she has lived in Prague, where she specialises in cabinet sculpting and medal-making. Valeria is a member of both the Czech Association of Art Medalists AUM (since 1994) and the International Art Medal Federation (FIDEM - Fédération Internationale de la Médailles d'Art) . Valeria as a designer of figural and decorative porcelain cooperates with several well-known Czech manufacturers as a designer of figural and decorative porcelain. Rudolf Kampf, Royal Dux Bohemia and Haas and Czjzek are among them. Valeria Koshkina regularly takes part in exhibitions and symposia focusing on the production of medals and cabinet sculptures. Valeria Koshkina is married and she is the mother of two children – a son and a daughter. The official website of Valeria Koshkina is .

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