Tina Milsavljevich

Synodic sconce: Nightlight brings mankind in touch with the mysteries of space and the farther reaches of the universe. The moon, traditionally our principal source of nightlight, can evoke strong emotions- from fear and terror to peace and calm. The celestial movements of earth, sun, and moon govern the lunar or synodic month, with the familiar shifting moon phases. Synodic sconce is a representation of these moon phases and an expression of this beguiling celestial dance...

Gorgeous wall sculpture of cast bronze and other mixed metals in the Brutalist style made by Giovanni Schoeman (1940-1980s). The wall sculpture is called "Cyclone" and shows an imaginary city of futuristic skyscrapers with few people. Many impressive details. Schoeman was a South African sculptor...

Pair of Brass Wall Sculptures together forming 'The World' by Curtis Jeré This midcentury brass World Map from the 1970s was designed by American artist duo Curtis Jere. It is sign...

A beautiful 1970s cast bronze horses sculpture by renowned designers Curtis Jerè. The sculpture has a beautiful patina and its mounted on a wooden lacquer base. The sculpture is s...

Horse sculpture, signed Jo Mead.

Chamelon marble buffalo sculpture / paperweight, circa 1990s. The piece is in very good condition with no chips or cracks and measures 4.5"W x 1"D x ...

A striking and dimensional Brutalist wall sculpture by the artist Jorge, signed and dating to the 1970s. This unique mixed-metal composition features an intricate arrangement of bras...

A symbol of strength and energy, the majestic head of the horse is represented in a fragmented cut that brings modernity to the entire sculpture. Since ancient times, it was believed...

Stunning wall sculpture by Sylvia Moss. It contains four 3D resin-covered cubes in different colors. Sylvia (1935-May 9, 2011) was born into an artistic family and began painting and drawing in her teens. She attended many schools and classes: The California College of Arts and Crafts, The Art Student’s League of New York, Columbia University, and The California Art Institute. Sylvia painted in watercolor, oil, and mixed media. Bold brush strokes with thick oil paint or puddles and spatters of watercolor were characteristics of her work, allowing the texture of the materials to convey the emotion and atmosphere of the subject matter. Her work has been shown in over fifty exhibitions, including The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Dorothy Chandler...

This large and substantial sculpture of a horse's head is unsigned, but believed to have been made in Canada in circa 1980. The sculpture is made completely of pieces of driftwood...

This vintage folk art carved panel is signed in several places by an unknown artist, and presumed to have originated from North America, likely Canada, but possibly the United States...

This beautiful, carved, driftwood sculpture was made from a single ficus tree. This important reclaimed tree root has a bleached natural finish and sits on a square, dark green marble base...