E. Corley (American, 20th Century) 'The Raven' Brutalist Sculpture

E. Corley (American, 20th Century) 'The Raven' Brutalist Sculpture 1967, etched name on plaque, depicting a flying raven produced out of iron; raven does rotate; mounted on wood plinth Property from:

Untitled (mobile abstract shapes.) Copper, not signed. Dimensions: H 21" x W 55" x D 9" Condition: Good.

American, mid-20th century brutalist bronze sculpture in the form of a bull, signed "R. C." and numbered "3/8" on the underside, 8 1/4" H x 15" W x 4 1/2" L.

F. Wurster Brutalist Sculptural Candelabra - Franklin E. Wurster (American, 20th Century) A Brutalist soldered metal sculptural 10-light candelabra atop a wooden base. Signed F. Wurster and titled "An

Mark Weinstein (American, Mid 20th Century) Brutalist Wall Sculpture, c. 1960 Marc Creates, USA patinated metal H 5 x Dia 24 inches. Size H 5 x Dia 24 inches.

American School (20th century), Brutalist Figure, bronze sculpture, unsigned, overall: 31.25"h x 6"w x 7"d

Bill Lett (American, 20th Century) Brutalist manner patinated bronze sculpture of a bull on a wooden base with plaque stamped "Bill Lett," 8.25" H x 10.25" W x 3" D.

American School, 20th century, Brutalist cast metal sculpture, no signature visible, numbered bottom Measures: H 9" x W 3 1/2" x D 6" Provenance: Collection of Dick Polich, Polich Tallix Fine Art Foun

AMERICAN SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY), STAINLESS STEEL ABSTRACT BRUTALIST SCULPTURE, UNTITLED, SIGNED, INITIALS, C.1970. 48 X 96"

American School, 20th century. Modern Brutalist bronze figural sculpture depicting four abstracted figures in various poses on an L shaped pierced wall, three with aggressive gestures and the other wi

American, 20th century. Copper and bronze brutalist style sculpture of a tree house with child on swing. Apparently unsigned, on marble base. Approx. h. 15"

E.J. Zapolski (American, 20th c.), Lotus Eater IV wall sculpture, USA, 1970s, brazed brass, masonry nails, signed and titled, 33"w x 3.5"d x 19.5"h $200 - $300

Brutalist School, bronze sculpture, Brutalist School (American, 20th c.), Female figure, patinated bronze on wood base, no signature observed, 9"h x 4"w x 3"d

Peter Marshall (American/Rhode Island, 20th/21st century). Modern Brutalist metal sculpture on stone base. Signed and dated 1973, Approx. h. 41"

A Marc Weinstein (American, 20th C.) for Marc Creates metal Brutalist wall hanging sculpture having various interlocking metal pieces as an abstracted form. Sticker on verso.

American School, 20th century. Modern, Brutalist, hand crafted iron figural sculpture depicting a medieval knight in armor with holding a pole-ax in hand as horse below him rears on back hooves. Unmar

A mid 20th century Bronze sculpture attributed to John Steck (American, 20th century). Brutalist style Bronze Mushrooms fixed to a wooden base. Unsigned. Minor wear and build up, some oxidation to pat

David Grossman (American, 20th century). Titled "Skyscraper." Welded brutalist spiked nail abstract tower sculpture. Engraved mark on base. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery offers in-house contiguous USA

Weinstein, Marc (American/St. Louis, 20th Century), Hand burnished cut metal brutalist wall sculpture, c. 1970s, with integral hanging brackets, unsigned, 25 x 48 x 4.75 inches.

E. Higgins (American, 20th century), "Shaped and Riveted Aluminum and Copper," 1966, aluminum and copper sculpture, stamped and dated center base, overall: 11"h x 9"w x 3"d. Provenance: Leo Castelli G

American, mid-20th century. "Desert Tree", parcel gilt bronze with verde gris patination, apparently unsigned. Brutalist sculpture in the style of Curtis Jeré (American, founded 1964) depicting a tre

American School, 20th century. "Mother and Child", bronze, apparently unmarked. Figural Brutalist sculpture depicting a reclining female figure holding a small child over her chest, with her right leg

MARC WEINSTEIN STYLE BRUTALIST WALL SCULPTURE American, mid 20th century, painted metal, a crosshatching image with pointed terminations, fashioned to hang on a wall. 30" length

William Glen Davis, (American (Pennsylvania), 20th century). An openwork sculpture composed of narrow iron rods welded together to form a tall dimensional cage, the rods intersecting each other and so