Dramatic Modernist Copper Ribbon Sculpture attributed to Curtis Jere. This a very unique post modern piece... will make a strong statement in your home or office and would be an excellent addition to any collection of contemporary post modern art... About Jere, Curtis Jere was actually the shared pseudonym of two artists, Curtis Freiler and Jerry Fels, who used enamel, brass, copper and steel. There rare stand-alone abstract sculptural works like this one have become important collector items and can sell for several thousands of dollars depending on the piece. Fels and Freiler were brothers-in-law who began collaborating in 1963, sharing an interest in what they described as 'gallery-quality art for the masses,' which have now become important mid-century art. The two employed a variety of traditional techniques, such as enameling, pouring resin and bronze casting to create abstract metal works of clustered, modular shapes. Curt Freiler died on July 22, 2013 in Los Angeles, CA, where Fels currently resides.

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24 x 11 x 6 in