This Mid-Century Brutalist welded brass and copper bordered mirror, crafted in America circa 1974, exemplifies the rugged, textural beauty and bold aesthetic characteristic of the Brutalist design movement. With a strikingly hand-forged and exquisitely bold material presence, this mirror is a beautiful example of the minimal geometry with creative execution and rigourous standards for which Mid-Century Brutalist design is know. The frame is crafted from welded brass and copper, showcasing an intricate, textural design with bold contrasts and dynamic patterns. The interplay between the warm, earthy tones of copper and the rich, metallic sheen of brass highlights the artisan’s ability to manipulate materials into a visually arresting composition. The welding techniques used emphasize the handcrafted, industrial feel, with textural energy and dynamic hues and moments of organic sheen on the surface of the metal. The border is bold and well scaled, creating a balanced juxtaposition of the smooth, reflective surface with the tactile, textured frame. This piece is a quintessential representation of Mid-Century Brutalism, blending minimalist geometry with the raw expression of materiality. A bold addition to modern interiors, this mirror serves as both a functional object and a piece of sculptural art. In excellent vintage condition, it remains a testament to the era's inventive approach to design and craftsmanship—a true collector's item and conversation piece for any space. Signed illegibly and dated 1974. In Excellent Vintage Condition.
American, C. 1974
Dimensions:
Height: 32 in (81.28 cm) x Width: 21 in (53.34 cm) x Depth: 1 in (2.54 cm)
Style: Brutalist (Of the Period)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Copper
Place of Origin: United States
Period: 1970-1979
Date of Manufacture: circa 1974
Condition: Excellent
Reference Number: LU793451545052
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This Mid-Century Brutalist welded brass and copper bordered mirror, crafted in America circa 1974, exemplifies the rugged, textural beauty and bold aesthetic characteristic of the Brutalist design movement. With a strikingly hand-forged and exquisitely bold material presence, this mirror is a beautiful example of the minimal geometry with creative execution and rigourous standards for which Mid-Century Brutalist design is know. The frame is crafted from welded brass and copper, showcasing an intricate, textural design with bold contrasts and dynamic patterns. The interplay between the warm, earthy tones of copper and the rich, metallic sheen of brass highlights the artisan’s ability to manipulate materials into a visually arresting composition. The welding techniques used emphasize the handcrafted, industrial feel, with textural energy and dynamic hues and moments of organic sheen on the surface of the metal. The border is bold and well scaled, creating a balanced juxtaposition of the smooth, reflective surface with the tactile, textured frame. This piece is a quintessential representation of Mid-Century Brutalism, blending minimalist geometry with the raw expression of materiality. A bold addition to modern interiors, this mirror serves as both a functional object and a piece of sculptural art. In excellent vintage condition, it remains a testament to the era's inventive approach to design and craftsmanship—a true collector's item and conversation piece for any space. Signed illegibly and dated 1974. In Excellent Vintage Condition.
American, C. 1974
Dimensions:
Height: 32 in (81.28 cm) x Width: 21 in (53.34 cm) x Depth: 1 in (2.54 cm)
Style: Brutalist (Of the Period)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Copper
Place of Origin: United States
Period: 1970-1979
Date of Manufacture: circa 1974
Condition: Excellent
Reference Number: LU793451545052
TEAR SHEET
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