Condition: This sculpture is in a perfect condition.Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 12 inches X Width 6.5 inchesMarble Dimensions:6.5 inches X 4 inchesHeight without base:11 inchesWeight:9 LBSInventory:28XN2565C5282Original or Reproduction: Reproduction Pablo Picos emblage Technique Pablo Pico was always innovative in his approach to art, regardless of the medium in which he was working. As a sculptor, Pico pioneered the technique of emblage, constructing works partly or entirely of found objects, both natural and man-made. This revolutionary method allowed him to transcend traditional sculpting techniques and explore new artistic horizons by repurposing everyday items into extraordinary creations. Baboon and Young: A Playful Image of Motherhood In Baboon and Young, Pico used toy automobiles, a storage jar, and a car spring to create a playful image of motherhood. The two metal cars, undersides together, form the baboons head; the round earthenware pot, with its high handles, makes up her torso and shoulders; and the curving steel spring forms her backbone and long tail. This inventive use of found objects imbues the sculpture with a sense of whimsy and ingenuity, showcasing Picos ability to transform mundane items into a cohesive and imaginative artwork. Craftsmanship and Material Integration The rest of the baboons body and the figure of her child were modeled from clay, and the whole piece was cast in bronze. This combination of materials and techniques demonstrates Picos versatility and craftsmanship. By integrating found objects with traditional sculpting materials, he created a dynamic and multifaceted piece that highlights his creative genius and innovative spirit.