1960s Sunburst Metal Brutalist Wall Sculpture Attr. William & Bruce Friedle
By Bruce and William Friedle, Curtis Jeré
Located in Charleston, SC
William & Bruce Friedle in the style of Curtis Jere.
Brass, Enamel
Split Sphere Copper and Bronze Wall Sculpture, Attrib. Bruce & Willam Friedle
By Bruce and William Friedle
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
The construction is closely related to documented wire sunburst sculptures by William and Bruce Friedle, whose work frequently incorporated fabricated copper rods and textured molten...
Bronze, Copper
Large Brutalist Brazed Steel Sunburst Wall Sculpture, Mid-Century Modern, 1970s
By Curtis Jeré, Bruce and William Friedle
Located in Oklahoma City, OK
A monumental handcrafted Brutalist wall sculpture constructed of hundreds of individually brazed steel nails and rods with richly textured gilded brass accents. Radiating from an ope...
Metal
Large William and Bruce Friedle Sunburst Wall Sculpture
By Curtis Jeré, Bruce and William Friedle
Located in Chicago, IL
A large attractive Sunburst Wall Sculpture attributed to William and Bruce Friedle In the manner of Curtis Jere
Brass
Sunburst Wall Sculpture by Bruce & William Friedle
By Bruce and William Friedle
Located in Middlesex, NJ
Sunburst Wall Sculpture by Bruce & William Friedle Hangs about 2" off the wall.
Metal
William and Bruce Friedle Bronze Sunburst Wall Sculpture
By Bruce and William Friedle
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
William and Bruce Friedle bronze sunburst wall sculpture, of typical form, a unusual large model 38-inch diameter, with a 5-inch diameter center.
Bronze
Bruce and William Friedle Metal Five-Tier Sunburst
By Bruce and William Friedle
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Bruce and William Friedle metal five-tier sunburst, of typical form with hundreds of long, thin copper rods with blackened tips resembling burnt matchsticks radiate with molten 4" br...
Bronze, Copper
Bruce and William Friedle 36" Bronze Sunburst Wall Sculpture
By Bruce and William Friedle
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Bruce and William Friedle 36" Bronze Sunburst Wall Sculpture New York, circa 1960s An exceptional 36-inch bronze sunburst wall sculpture, attributed to the renowned New York City w...
Bronze
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Large Vintage Mid Century "Sunburst" Wall Sculpture by William & Bruce Friedle
By Bruce and William Friedle
Located in Oxnard, CA
Here is a large brutalist "Sunburst" wall sculpture by William and Bruce Friedle, circa 1970s.
Brass, Copper
Mid Century Brutalist Metal 39" Sunburst Wall Sculpture Attr. William Friedle
By Bruce and William Friedle
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Mid Century Brutalist metal 39" sunburst wall sculpture attr. William Friedle. Item is a large impressive size, 2 tiers, unsigned (attributed to Bruce and William Friedle).
Brass, Iron
Attributed to William Friedle MID CENTURY BRASS SUNBURST WALL SCULPTURE
By Bruce and William Friedle
Located in Las Vegas, NV
Spectacular Mid-Century Modern large scale sunburst sculpture, circa 1970s. This statement piece is made of metal with 3 different colors: copper, bronze and gold.featuring double la...
Brass, Copper
William Friedle Vintage Brutalist Metal Sculpture
By William Friedle
Located in San Antonio, TX
Signed vintage mid-century brutalist metal art sculpture by William Friedle, circa 1960s. William worked with his brother, Bruce Friedle creating unique works of metal art in New York.
Metal
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Sunburst Large Gilt Metal Brutalist Wall Sculpture attr. William & Bruce Friedle
Located in Philadelphia, PA
William & Bruce Friedle in the style of Curtis Jere.
Metal
1970's Curtis Jere & Friedle Bruce Brass Style Sunburst Wall Sculpture
Located in West Hollywood, CA
A bold expression of mid-century artistry, this 1970s brass and iron wall sculpture — styled after the celebrated works of Curtis Jeré and William Friedle Bruce — captures the spirit...
Brass
Extra Large Massive Curtis Jere Sunburst Wall Art, 1970s, USA
By William Friedle, Friedle Bruce, Curtis Jeré
Located in St- Leonard, Quebec
Well made 2 tier densely assembled steel rods with brass welding and accent. Measure 48 inches wide. Ready to hang .
Steel, Brass
Brutalist Gilt Metal Starburst Circa 1970 William Bowie Style
Located in Asheville, NC
As a contemporary of Harry Bertoia, Curtis Jere, and William and Bruce Friedle, Bowie can be considered a founding figure in the mid-century American metal sculpture genre.
Steel, Gold Leaf
Designer 1970s Brass and Bronze Starburst Wall Art Sculpture after Curtis Jere
By Curtis Jeré
Located in New York, NY
This modern metal starburst sculpture, by Bruce and William Friedle, brothers and designers who have been credited with creating the first starburst wall sculpture, is composed of se...
Metal, Brass, Bronze
Bruce and William Friedle Monumental Metal Sunburst Sculpture
By Bruce and William Friedle
Located in San Francisco, CA
A majestically-sized sunburst or starburst mixed-metal Brutalist wall sculpture by Bruce and William Friedle.
Bronze, Copper
C. Jere Style Sunburst Wall Sculpture by William and Bruce Friedle
By Bruce and William Friedle
Located in Chicago, IL
Curtis Jere style sunburst wall sculpture by brothers William and Bruce Friedle measures 38" diameter made of brass metal rods protruding from a textured Brutalist center.
Metal
Ron Schmidt Large Brutalist Sunburst with Starburst Nail Art Wall Sculpture
By Ron Schmidt
Located in San Francisco, CA
Occasionally attributed to Marc Weinstein, with some elements reminiscent of designs by Bruce and William Friedle.
Brass, Iron, Copper, Metal
Massive Mixed-Metal Sunburst Wall Sculpture by Curtis Jere, Signed 1986
By Curtis Jeré
Located in New York, NY
This item is in the style of and would look great with Marc Creates, William Bowie, Harry Balmer, Silas Seandel, Harry Bertoia, Marc Weinstein, Tom Greene, Bruce and William Friedle,...
Brass, Copper, Steel
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