Here’s an outstanding 1980’s signed original Vintage postmodern geometric abstract sculpture by Chicago, IL artist JOSEPH FOLISE. C,1986. Comprised of a paste stone bottom with a stucco-like finish, stained glass in silver aluminum.

Joseph Folise is known for designing the painted steel sculpture “Donor Tree” in Skokie (Illinois) Northshore Sculpture Park.

Measures:
8.75″ w x 2.75″ d x 10.75″ h / Inches

In great Vintage condition with typical wear / marks consistent with age. Please see all photos for additional details. Thank You!

19th C Alabaster Carving Of Children under an umbrella sold as found in vintage condition showing some minor chipping to base but in very good original condition,

Clemens Briels (b. 1946) whimsical abstract resin figural sculpture. Signed and dated 2003.

Artist Clemens Briels was born in the Netherlands in 1946. At a young age, he developed a passion for painting, but began his career as a designer. It was only at the age of 46 that he decided to devote himself to his passion. He traveled through the world, looking for inspiration. His travels in the Middle East, America and Caribbean have a major impact on his initial work.

As a ‘curious’ artist, Clemens Briels doesn’t restrain himself to sculpture and painting solely. His research on volume and depth, make him use paper and cardboard to create reliefs on paintings. His universe is colorful and combines exoticism and familiarity on the same image. His work is an invitation to travel and embark on an adventure.

This mid-20th century Brutalist bronze bonsai tree sculpture, a masterful creation by the renowned American artist Belva Ball, stands as a testament to her influence within the Brutalist movement. Crafted from hundreds of meticulously welded bronze pieces, the sculpture intricately captures the essence of a bonsai tree. Its roots, also fashioned from bronze, secure the piece to a wooden base, creating a harmonious blend of strength and delicacy. Belva Ball’s significance within the Brutalist movement is underscored by the commanding presence of this sculpture, originally commissioned for a Chicago office building in 1968. Collected fervently for decades, Ball’s work continues to resonate, exemplifying the enduring impact of her artistic vision on the world of sculpture and Brutalist art.

Beautiful oriental nude Porcelain woman figure, a decorative object of art made of porcelain , crafted with attention to detail, capturing the graceful curves and contours of the female form. The combination of porcelain and hand painted flowers crown creates a visually striking elegance highlighting the beauty and of the sculpture.

A lovely decorative Italian hand painted ceramic pig made in Circa 1970. Hand painted with vivid black white and pink colors , marked in the bottom
Made in Italy.
Great object of art for display.