Hand-Painted Wall-mounted Sculptures

Incredibly rare and beautiful Alexander Calder jute tapestry hand made in Guatemala in 1975. Bon Art Edition Number 62 of only 100 made....

A limited edition metal wall sculpture by Argentinian-Israeli artist Calman Shemi (born 1939). Titled, "Good Life," the colorful sculpture of a still life artistically resembles a tr...

Ronald R. Brown 3-dimensional optical art wall sculpture, signed & dated '88 Offered is a three-dimensional optical wall art sculpture by American ...

A 1970s Paul Maxwell (1925-2015) textured print (stencil-casting) peace sign sculpture, silver / grays and bronze / browns, earth-tones, framed, a...

Things I've found, things that have found me 6. The lightning struck branches of this Poplar came to Moran via an old friend and former professor. The unique pale white and light mossy green color already inherent in Poplar contrasted with the char of a lightning strike has intrigued him for years. This first piece created with the wood is driven by the contrast of natural lines and human made lines; the shapes we make, the shapes nature makes and the tension between them. The graphic pale Poplar with its natural lighting charred center is framed in mitered Cherry with a hand-rubbed tung oil finish and set off against a matte black hand-painted surround. Every element of Moran's sculptures and frames are made by him in his workshop in New York's Hudson Valley. To date, there are seven unique works in this series, of which this is number six. Please be in touch for images of the entire series. Five of the seven sculptures are pictured in the last slideshow image. Things I've Found, Things That Have Found Me has manifested as an ever growing collection of works, nicknamed Lignum Novis which roughly translates to unique or odd wood. Each piece, though presented in the same Cherry framed format, is a combination of exploration, adaptation, simple surprise and adoration of the characteristics of wood. Through framing, curious moments of arboreal happenstance are set apart. Whether it is painstakingly carving a rounded band out of a single block of Cherry, finding pleasing shape and design in lightning struck Poplar or simply being awed by the traces of new limb growth left encased in the grain of an old Chestnut Oak, each piece has both been found and found me. Weaving, inverting, book-matching, layering and framing become an act of contemplation in Michael James Moran...

Wall hanging "Chinoi Plaque #4" in patinated bronze and pewter painted with enamels by Philip & Kelvin LaVerne, American, 1960s (signed Philip Kelvin LaVerne). Original label on back.

Still life in bronze and pewter "Repose" painted with enamels showing a tree and vase by Philip & Kelvin LaVerne, American, 1960s (original label on verso). This is a vibrant example...

Wall-hanging "Chan" sculpture panel with integral lighting in patina'd and engraved bronze and pewter with hand-painted enamels by Philip and Kelvin LaVerne, American 1960's. Signed “Philip and Kelvin LaVerne” on bottom center.  Reference: Philip and Kelvin LaVerne SCULPTURE III, showroom catalog published in the 1960’s, with a description of the Chan series on page 51: “Renowned as the most colorful and interesting period of the ancient dynasties...

A geometric wall sculpture of black wooden spikes.

If no other tool resides in one’s home, it is the necessary, the ubiquitous carpenter’s hammer. Hand-carved from a solid piece of Black Walnut from the smooth arc of the forked claw ...

From a very upscale and interesting Palm Springs setae are a pair of 1993 signed, Jere wall sculptures. They were hung vertically but are meant to be hung horizontally as well if des...