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	Léopold L. Foulem Kändler Type Santa and Blue Boy 2004 Ceramic 13.75 x 9 x 6 Dean Project, New York, NY 15.8M Homoeroticism. – Male couple, old man and young boy (concupiscence versus innocence) – Reference to sculptures made by Johann Joachim Kändler (1706-1775) at the Meissen porcelain factory in Germany.
	Léopold L. Foulem Santa and Blue Boy (Gallant Conversation) 2004 Ceramic 12.37 x 7 x 5.5 Dean Project, New York, NY 14.1M Terra cotta surface refers to terra cotta sculpture as genre (fine art). – Size and narrative content refers to figurines, especially those with an erotic slant (homoeroticism). – Configuration inspired by early version of Constantin Brancusi’s (1876-1957) sculpture The Kiss (1907-1910), now in Montparnasse cemetery in Paris.
	Léopold L. Foulem Santa Claus in Ecstasy 2002 Ceramic, found object 4.37 x 6.12 x 8.62 Dean Project, New York, NY 16.8M Parody of Shiva. – Background motif: lotus leaf (plated metal) – A reference to Bernini’s The Ecstasy of Theresa of Avila (1647-1652) in the Cornaro Chapel in Rome.
	Léopold L. Foulem Black Santa Candelabra 2002-2005 Ceramic, found object 20.5 x 14.25 x 4.5 Photo: Richard Milette Dean Project, New York, NY 14.1M

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