Loper 2 1923 - 1925

"Loper 2", created by Saar de Swart between 1923 and 1925, is a bronze sculpture depicting two figures. The larger figure, likely a man, is clothed in a long robe and a hat, while the smaller figure appears to be a child. The figures are stylized and the sculpture has a simplified form, suggesting a movement towards abstraction. De Swart's work is known for its exploration of human relationships and its emphasis on form and volume. This sculpture embodies these qualities, capturing a poignant moment of interaction between two individuals.