Albert Leon Wilson Side Chairs

Early pair of Italian Modernist Polypropylene chairs designed by Carlo Bartoli for Kartell Italia in the 1970s model 4875, unusual color, art furniture, Nic...

Torch cut brass and mixed metal kinetic floral spray in the style of Curtis Jere retailed through Brotman's Village Fair in Sausalito, CA circa 1970

A commanding large-scale tabletop sculpture crafted in the Brutalist style using torch-cut and welded metal, mounted on a sleek ebonized wood base. The piece exudes a bold, dynamic e...

Hand made fired clay sculpture of a reclining stylized exaggerated nude form, marked 50 Louis Stettner New York on verso, as shown. Louis Stettner had a long and accomplished care...

Albert Bartholomew (b.1848-d.1928) bronze of a nude maiden covering her face, figure is known as La Pleureuse (The Mourner). Signed and foundry mark on lower base, late 19th century....

Albert FÉRAUD (1921-2008, France) : "Abstraction" Unique sculpture made of welded pieces of steel Signed A. FERAUD Circa 1970, France Dimensions Height = 35 cm Width = 32 cm D...

This remarkable Brutalist sculpture, titled "El Toro," is a masterwork of mid-century industrial art. Dated 1971, the piece is meticulously assembled from thick, torch-cut steel plat...

This striking Mid-Century Modernist brutalist sculpture, created circa 1965 by artist John Balossi, is an evocative example of mid-century artistry that b...

Whimsical abstract steel trivet by New York artist Albert Leon Wilson 1977 Nude figure cut from steel and titled "Weight Lifter" Designed for use as a trivet with a stand alone scul...

A wonderful Brutalist torch cut steel sculpture by the noted Des Moines Iowa Artist James Bearden. This piece was acquired directly from the artist. Great color and patina. In good ...

A fantastic, quite whimsical, engaging Mid-century Modern abstract owl/bird sculpture/belt buckle by New York artist Albert Leon Wilson. Wilson was born in 1920 in Jamaica, New York. In the mid-1950s he relocated to Rochester, New York, where he worked until 1967 as an art director, illustrator, and photographer, winning over 20 graphic art awards from the Rochester Society of Communicating Artists. Afterward, he found his calling working with welded and bent metals and designing abstract sculptures often featuring figures and animals. He passed away in 1999. This unique and rather heavy piece is signed and dated (1968) with Wilson's traditional imprint/stamp. Wilson's work has been exhibited at the York State Craft Fair, Ithaca College, NY; Northeast Craft Fair, Am. Craftmen's Council, Mount Snow...

A striking pair of mid-century modern sculptural lilies by California artist Harry M. Wasserman. Each is individually handcrafted from torch-cut steel, with dramatically formed petal...