We have for your consideration a very gorgeous solid bronze nude women sculpture by artist Gloria heilman-c. It is said that her sculptures and paintings were always self portraits of her. Gloria heilmans art rarely comes up for sale and I must say her art speaks for its self. Her art depicts of a nude abstract women sitting with her knees bent and with a heart shaped torso which is suppose to signify her breasts. Gloria’s art was all about glorifying the women’s female body. Her exhibit was ‘’women loving women’’ and depicted alot of her bronze medias along with paintings in her exhibit. Sculptures condition is in great vintage condition with no damages. This sculpture was very few only 9 were produced and this one is number 6. Which is signed in the back. Along with heilmans signature stamp of authenticity. This bronze sculpture will be a great addition your mid century modern postmodern decor and grace your mid century modern home. Gloria Heilman-C, contemporary woman artist. Gloria heilman was Beverly Hills, California Icon of the woman's art movement. Her work consists of many extreme elements and images including bronze sculptures which depict iconographic rendering of the female body. Self-portraits done in an expressionist style. Many of her works feature the same imagery as seen in her sculptures. She has had her "Women loving Women" art exhibitions in California, New York and Internationally. She is collected and sells much of her work to a jet set celebrity crowd and the New York Andy Warhol Factory crowd. Though references to pornography and blatant self-promotion are combined in the work of Lynda Benglis, Jeff Koons, Andres Serrano, Richard Hawkins and others, there is usually an attendant critique of, or commentary on, feminism, media, representation, appropriation or portraiture. Vanessa Beecroft's recent event in the lobby of NYC's Guggenheim, which utilized bored, nude and nearly-nude models standing around in Gucci heels and underwear, was more reflective than titillating . But such consideration seemed to be lacking in this decadent performance. "It's about women loving women, just like the title says," said the artist to a group of rapt journalists, adding, "and it's about free love." Era: 1990s Artist: Gloria heilman-c Signed: yes signed on the back for authenticity Number 6 out of 9 created. Condition: great vintage condition light wear if any no major damages. Measurements: 7 inches tall by 7 1/4 inches wide by 6 inches deep.