Georges Saulterre

Georges Saulterre is a sculptor born in 1943 in Conegliano Veneto (Italy).

It made its studies with the École of the applied arts.

Some of its Sculpture S monumental border the Autoroute S Frenchwomen.

Works

Exposures to Paris since 1970 with New York (1988 - 1989), with Melbourne (Australia) 1989, with the abbey of Moissac (1991), with Cavaillon (1994). Studies of industrial design, developped at the point of covers, dishes, objects out of ceramics, tins contemporary. Sculpture Bird brush with Clamart (1975) monumental sculptures at the Grande Motte (1977), with Versailles (1977) ashy Héron (1978) and the Arrows of the cathedrals (1990) on the highway of Chartres Orleans, On the trace of the Vikings (1991) on the Highway A13, works intended for the powerplants of Cruas-Meysse, of Chooz (1987) of Golfech (1988), terra cotta walls and mirrors with Defense (1984) and with Mourning-the-Bars (1984) Signal of the Alps (1984), monumental sculpture for Elf Nigeria (1992) and the district of Isbergues (1995), trophies of the innovation Elf and golf Eurotunnel, fresco out of sandstone for a HLM with Boulogne, edition of masks for French Cements, tree in run stainless for Ugine, monumental stainless sculpture for a training center, masks giant for the benefit of the Telethon (1995), At the dawn of times , monumental sculpture on the highway of Estérel. Prize winner of the contest (1998) interpretation of the Hovertrain of Jean Bertin with Gometz-the-City (2002), exposures with the tower of the cardinals (1998) to the Palate Bénédictine of Fécamp (1999). Guest of honor to biennial of Saint-Léonard-with-Noblat and Conegliano Veneto (Italy).

One of the rare French sculptors to be present on the artistic scene of Shanghai: monumental sculpture bronzes some in the French district (2005). First price of the European sculpture of the General advice of Loiret (2006). Official sculpture of Shanghai Art Fair 2007 (Angel and glorious tortoise) in Shanghai.

External bond

Site of Georges Saulterre

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