Magic Tree Sculpture by William Bowie, 1960s
By William Bowie
Located in Hilversum, NL
William Bowie (1926–1994) was a pioneering sculptor based in New York City, active from 1954 until 1994.
Metal, Gold Leaf
Gilt Metal Wall Sculpture of a Stick Tree by William Bowie
By William Bowie
Located in Queens, NY
American post-war design gilt metal wall sculpture of a stick tree (signed by William Bowie), circa 1970s William Bowie was a sculpture artist based in New York City from 1954 to 1...
Metal
Unique Studio Made Brutalist Room Divider or Hall Tree
By Phillip Lloyd Powell, William Bowie, Paul Evans
Located in New York, NY
Unique artist made room divider or hall tree in the Brutalist style. This piece is made of rich, rustic cedar plank shelving, a welded wrought iron frame and torch cut copper and bra...
Brass, Copper, Wrought Iron
Huge William Bowie Tree Of Life Wall Sculpture Mid-century
By William Bowie
Located in Pemberton, NJ
WONDERFULLY LARGE SIGNED WILLIAM BOWIE TREE OF LIFE WALL SCULPTURE. THIS PIECE IS EXTREMELY LARGE AND IMPRESSIVE IN PERSON.
Metal
Gilt Metal Wall Sculpture of the "Tree of Life" by William Bowie
By William Bowie
Located in Queens, NY
American post-war design gilt metal wall sculpture of the "Tree of Life" (signed by William Bowie) (circa 1970s).
Metal
Early Curtis Jere Chrome Raindrops Wall Sculpture circa 1970’s
By Curtis Jeré
Located in Ann Arbor, MI
Curtis Jere Early Chrome Raindrops Sculpture Signed by the Artist circa 1970’s. This sculpture has beautiful patina and vibrant color and can can hang both vertically or horizontally...
Cut Steel
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