Bauermeister Mary

A unique and rare assemblage by artist, Mary Bauermeister. Each half-sphere contains miniscule drawings and poetic visual verse.

An imaginative trapezoid box sculpture by Mary Bauermeister. Like all of Bauermeister's work, the piece is layered in poetic drawings, words,and magnifying lenses.

An extremely striking piece by German artist Mary Bauermeister who is known for her delicate and nurturing use of materials.

As a fine example of Mary Bauermeister's obsessive sculptural works, the Stone Spiral is created by application of pebbles graudally growing bigger from the center outward.

One of the largest optical boxes ever produced by Mary Bauermeister. The inside is layed with lenses, painted wood rods and balls, abstract poetry, and visual patterns.

A wonderful and playful sculptural box by Mary Bauermeister. This particular piece was once owned by New York socialite and philanthropist, Kitty Meyer.

This particular piece by Mary Bauermester titled, Attention Getting Device 1965, is made in three parts.

Incredible and imaginative work by Mary Bauermeister. An acrylic box is bisected by three glass panes, each affixed with various objects, with convex, concave and pyramidal lenses.

Bauermeister's work is often typified by obsessive assemblages of organic materials. This work is coposed of thousands of ocean smoothed stones, in graduated rows from a single layer...

Continuing with her works in glass, Bauermeister created this unique panel. Circular glass disc, with applied glass lenses, both concave and convex, as well as pyramid forms. placed ...

Bauermeister creating a dazzling array of optical works; based on glass, with applied materials including prisms, stones and carved forms. surfaces would then be treated to obsessive...

Signed and titled to backside. Mary Bauermeister's work sits in the permanent collections of MOMA, The Whitney, Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Brooklyn Museum, along with other fin...

From the right, where the stones are rather light and bleached, continuing left they shift towards deeper earthy colors. Signed to the rear. Mary Bauermeister (b.1936) works are fou...

Signed to the reverse "Event Horizon for Sandoz box #3 Mary Bauermeister 1991".

The backside retains exhibition tags with notes by Bauermeister.

German artist Mary Bauermiester is best known for her illusionist optical glass sculptures and obsessive stone assemblages.

Bauermeister is well known for her obsessive sculptural work, this example being no exception. A pair of spiral forms are created by application of gradually larger stones, from cent...

Bauermeister is well known for her obsessive sculptural work, this example being no exception. A pair of spiral forms are created by application of gradually larger stones, from cent...

The transparency is accented by the addition of several painted wood half spheres, each heavily inscribed with Bauermeister's metaphysical insights. Mary Bauermeister's work is repr...

Bauermeister creating a dazzling array of optical works; based on glass, with applied materials including prisms, stones and carved forms. Surfaces would then be treated to obsessive...

mixed media collage (ink, found objects, acrylic) in acrylic box. Edition 20/75

Mary Bauermeister Sketch for Tanglewood, 1965 Lithograph & Photo Collage 22 × 17 inches Edition 205/225 Hand signed and dated in ink lower right recto , Ink numbered from the edition...

MARY BAUERMEISTER b.1934 born Frankfurt am Main 1934 (German) Title: Yes (to love) / Si (all'amore), 1972 Technique: Original Hand Signed and Dated Etching on vellum paper ...

Bauermeister is best known for her signature lens boxes and multi-layered constructions that combine dense expanses of pen and ink drawing with objects and optical lenses to create n...

Mixed-media lens box with glass objects. Bauermeister is best known for her signature lens boxes and multi-layered constructions that combine dense expanses of pen and ink drawing wi...

Edition of 250 dedicated to" Bill"