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A simply astounding "puzzle" artist IMO.

http://issuu.com/fundacionberrocal/docs ... yout=grey/

Opus 167 is my favourite.

One sold at Christies for only $3000 .... I am keeping an eye out for his stuff now!
But I can bet you never see one on ebay.

ezamover wrote: But I can bet you never see one on ebay.

You bet wrong. His sculptures can regularly be found on eBay.

I changed the topic title, as his name is 'Berrocal'. I think 'Berroca' is a kind of vitamin tablet.

...there have been several almost permanently on eBay - but from my research, you will find them for significantly less from Christies or Bonhams... do a search.

allard

allardwza wrote:...there have been several almost permanently on eBay - but from my research, you will find them for significantly less from Christies or Bonhams... do a search.

allard

Yarr. That Allard speaks true he does.

Also, it's worth noting that James Dalgety is still an agent for Berrocal's works. So it would also be worth getting in touch with him if you're after anything in particular.

Is there a foot in mouth smiley available on this board ?
I am quite amazed that they are on ebay.

Thank you very very much for the info.

What do you think of them ?

ezamover wrote: What do you think of them ?

Beautiful! They truly are the perfect mix of puzzle and art in stunning quality.

If interested you can read a bit about my experience with a couple of them here:

Gathering For Gardner CoM II -Oli's Mechanical Puzzle Blog

...and I'm pretty sure you can make out Opus 167 in the picture of one of James' Berrocal cabinets on my blog...

allard

And there's always the poor man's Berrocals.....

http://smallpuzzlecollection.blogspot.c ... typus.html

Thanks Jerry .. but they are not shiny enough for me.

I am really starting to firm up on getting one of these suckers ....
Specially after I saw this page.

http://www.art45.com/BerrocalSculpture.html

Check out Jim Strayer's Collection as well.

Oh, and of course some more info from James as well: