Igor Mitoraj Bronze Sculptures

Mitoraj Bronze Sculptures — What I Seek

I am a private collector based in Warsaw, Poland, actively seeking original bronze sculptures by Igor Mitoraj (1944–2014). I am interested in all editions, sizes and periods — from early table-top bronzes to monumental outdoor works.

Works of Particular Interest

• Asklepios — the winged healer, one of Mitoraj's most enduring subjects
• Perseus — helmeted, fragmented, commanding
• Tindaro — the cracked mask, icon of Mitoraj's aesthetic
• Eros Bendato — bandaged, serene, internationally recognised
• Ikaro Alato — the fallen Icarus, armless and wingless
• Centurione — the Roman soldier, large format preferred
• Any bronze with certificate of authenticity from Pietrasanta foundry

About Mitoraj Bronzes

Cast predominantly at the Fonderia Mariani in Pietrasanta, Tuscany — the same foundry used by Henry Moore and Fernando Botero — Mitoraj's bronzes are distinguished by their rich natural patinas, classical proportions and deliberate fragmentation. Editions typically range from 1 to 9 casts, with artist's proofs commanding premium prices at auction.

At Sotheby's Paris in 2019, Tindaro Screpolato achieved a world record of €6.89 million. Smaller bronzes regularly sell between €20,000 and €250,000 at Christie's, Desa Unicum Warsaw, and Dorotheum Vienna.

Why Sell Directly to a Collector?

Selling directly avoids auction house commissions of 15–25%, lengthy consignment periods, and public exposure of your transaction. I offer fair market prices, complete discretion, and payment within days of agreement.