In the upper right on the dove’s wing there is the author’s stamp: Churyo. Sato Churyo (July 04, 1912 – March 30, 2011) was a Japanese sculptor. He was born in Miyagi Prefecture and grew up in Hokkaido. In 1932 he moved to Tokyo and started working as a painter. Since 1934 he worked mainly in bronze. His art is majorly influenced by Aristide Maillol Charles Despiau.
Sato Churio. Badge brooch “Dove of Peace”
Japan ,
1988
МЗСБ КП 22772
3,3 х 5 х 1,1 cm
metal, casting, bending, soldering
Sato Churio. Badge brooch "Dove of Peace". A gift from Tsitomo Iwakura, the Chairman of the Preparatory Committee of the Japan Museum of Peace, 1988.
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Photo portrait of Haile Selassie I, the Emperor of Ethiopia, in a frame
Ethiopia ,
July, 1959
Photo portrait of Haile Selassie I, the Emperor of Ethiopia, in a frame
Photo portrait of Haile Selassie I, the Emperor of Ethiopia, in a frame. A gift from Haile Selassie I when visiting Stalingrad, July 1959.
A photograph with the autograph of the portrayed person; the upper part of the frame is decorated with a cypher and the emperor’s crown; the frame leg on the reverse has a stamping in golden foil: “Made in England”.
Sculptural composition “Brotherhood”
Czechoslovakia ,
Sculptural composition “Brotherhood”
Sculptural composition "Brotherhood". Model of the monument to Karel Pokorný near the building of the Main Railway Station of Prague. The sculpture depicts fraternization of a Czech partisan with a Soviet soldier. Karel Pokorný began working on this composition in the first weeks after liberation of Czechoslovakia by the Soviet soldiers and finished it in 1950. The work was awarded with the Czechoslovakia State Prize and was presented for the Peace Prize.