Vintage Scaffolding

Figurative Oil Painting of Workers on Scaffolding French artist, circa 1970's oil on canvas

evoke scaffolding or structural forms, while distressed surface textures suggest erosion and patina. The

core, introducing order within expressive gesture. The composition evokes scaffolding, urban frameworks

the female form. The body becomes architecture, the garment its scaffolding. In an era of excess

Late 20th century industrial bench made out of scaffolding wood with lots of character and hairpin

Late 20th century industrial bench made out of scaffolding wood with lots of character and hairpin

Late 20th century industrial bench made out of scaffolding wood with lots of character and hairpin

Late 20th century industrial bench made out of scaffolding wood with lots of character and hairpin

and diagonals evoke scaffolding, radio towers, or early modernist blueprints—yet remain entirely

like scaffolding. A milestone in the furniture design canon, 1950s advertisements lauded this piece as

the scaffolding of a building reads Steelwork by Robinson. A red London bus is in the background. A

, calibrated tonal transitions, layered spatial planes, and delicate linear scaffolding anticipate aspects of

detailed, temporary structure of wooden scaffolding, a ladder, and a pulley system. This juxtaposition of a

suggest an underlying figural or architectural scaffolding, filtered through the visual language of Cubism

The scaffolding responsible for the torpedo silhouette of the late 50s, this full girdle also

over the river from the scaffolding of Yoshida Temple, circa 1850. Signed in Kanji upper left

village architecture. Neveu’s ink work provides elegant scaffolding throughout the scene: outlines of

and searching for what he called “a scaffolding under the externals.” By 1960, influenced by the

looseness — pencil scaffolding visible beneath expressive layers of watercolour and gouache. The ochre and

alternating solid black shapes and cross-hatched textures suggesting architectural scaffolding or crystalline

scaffolding, or even stylised transmission masts. The precision and balance of Guerin’s line work demonstrate

brief, but significant, career as a billboard painter, where he spent his days perched on scaffolding

of the weathered hulls, metal scaffolding, and wooden docks, while the watercolor washes soften the

the composition, serving as both portal and anchor, while layers of scaffolding, railings, and

compositional scaffolding and establishing a dynamic contrast against the rounded, volumetric forms. The

cube that is placed on a tip. The scaffolding is made of red, translucent plastic. White acrylic

create a lyrical scaffolding that filters light and frames the shoreline beyond, inviting the viewer to

Sexy sophistication was the scaffolding for the design of the #Manhattan Minimalism# Collection

. Beyond this renowned shot, he was recognized for his willingness to scale scaffolding and reach across

58th floor, where I climbed out onto a two story scaffolding lashed to the building on a setback. At

run together in one central point and form the scaffolding of the lamp. The compartments between the

landscape—cranes, girders, and scaffolding—set in a monochrome palette that contrasts with the bright red

homage to the work of man, therefore his images of bridges, scaffolding, elevators, wheeled objects, and

searching for what he called “a scaffolding under the externals.” By 1960, influenced by the Russian

reached a crossroads, moving towards abstraction and searching for what he called “a scaffolding under the

two hundred years, these fishermen have been fishing the rapids by building scaffolding over the

scaffolding, unsigned. Professionally matted and framed, American, early to mid-20th century.

-clad truss work. More recently, Graves' design for the scaffolding of the Washington Monument

artwork by Norman Hepple (1908-1994) showing workers in a busy shipyard with scaffolding over a ship under

workers on scaffolding in the foreground, a welder and man in protective clothing with a lady holding a

church building in ruins with scaffolding and new buildings visible through the remaining pillars below a

Sexy sophistication was the scaffolding for the design of the Manhattan Minimalism Collection

been hired to paint a fresco above the interior dome's oculus, removed the scaffolding used during his

". A metal scaffolding on a white wall streaked with black bands: "Orvieto 1974". Very smart whoever

, moving towards abstraction and searching for what he called “a scaffolding under the externals.” By 1960

through this formal scaffolding, one which is disciplined and at the same time intuitive. Earlier my work

through this formal scaffolding, one which is disciplined and at the same time intuitive. Earlier my work

device . . . I try to give poetic expression through this formal scaffolding, one which is disciplined

through this formal scaffolding, one which is disciplined and at the same time intuitive. Earlier my work

device . . . I try to give poetic expression through this formal scaffolding, one which is disciplined

, moving towards abstraction and searching for what he called “a scaffolding under the externals.” By 1960

installed thirteen wardrobes and two doors that were sealed in lead along a scaffolding ledge that blocked

installed thirteen wardrobes and two doors that were sealed in lead along a scaffolding ledge that blocked

the cathedral of Cambrai. On this occasion, the young apprentice falls from a scaffolding and owes his

Avenue. By 1960, Rosenquist abandoned painting signs after a friend died by falling from scaffolding on

searching for what he called “a scaffolding under the externals.” By 1960, influenced by the Russian

, where he spent his days perched on scaffolding high above Times Square. In the 1960’s Rosenquist