Steel sculpture - Unique handmade piece
A handcrafted creation paying homage to an iconic moment in cinema
This 3D artwork depicts the famous game of boules that stopped the Marseille tramway in Marcel Pagnol's film "Fanny" (1931). It shows César, Panisse, and Escartefigue deep in conversation, under the watchful eyes of passengers on tram 24, bound for "Le Redon," a district of Marseille.
A handcrafted tribute to Provençal cinema
This creation is entirely handmade in a workshop in the south of France, using recycled horseshoe nails, sheet metal, and steel wire, which are straightened, shaped, and arc-welded. The tram passengers are cut from cardstock thinly coated with polyester resin, and the signs and players' hats are printed on bio-based material (PLA).
A simple design for seamless integration
The understated style of this piece allows it to blend seamlessly into any interior or office. Whether for your own enjoyment or as a gift for a film buff or Marcel Pagnol enthusiast, this artwork is sure to delight with its originality and authenticity.
A high-quality, handcrafted product
A thorough preliminary study of the scene guarantees exceptional quality and attention to detail.
The creation can be personalized by adding a medallion with a quote, dedication, proverb, etc. of your choice. Contact me by message.
