1950's Abstract Female Sculpture After Louise Nevelson

Black Abstract Sculpture in Style of Louise Nevelson. This is a handsome wall sculpture in the style of Louise Nevelson (American, 1899-1988). It is made of black painted wood and has a wooden frame.

Louise Nevelson (Ukrainian/American, 1899-1988). Black plaster abstract sculpture depicting a figure on a marble base, ca. 1935.Exhibitions: Washburn Gallery, New York, "Louise Nevelson: Sculptur

Modernist Heavy Table Sculpture. Geometric Abstract Sculpture. Black unknown material. Not signed. Louise Nevelson inspired.-- Dimensions: H: 22 inches: W: 13.5 inches: D: 6 inches ---

Richard Maxwell (American, b. 1942). An abstract sculpture of painted black wood geometric shapes in a chrome frame, in the manner of Louise Nevelson. Signed "Maxwell" verso. 49-1/2in tall x 49in wide

Modern plaster sculpture inspired by Louise Nevelson, abstract geometric form mounted on wood block base, no visible signature. Overall: 10" H x 4.25" square.

Louise Josephine Bourgeois (French/American, 1911-2010) manner abstract Brutalist modern female figural bronze sculpture, showing a form entwined with an organic system, on an integral bronze rectangu

Robert Dhaemers California (1926-2014) Untitled abstract sculpture of a female form. Robert Dhaemers is known for his abstract sculptures and studio jewelry he created in the 1950s-1970s. He exhibited

A pair of Italian art pottery statues by San Polo and Ceramiche Veneziane (Italy). Postwar Modernist designs, produced circa 1950s in a Brutalist style, depicting abstract female figures with colorful

Louise Nevelson (American, 1899-1988) 'Symphony Three' Resin Sculpture 1974, Pace Editions, etch signed and dated on metal plaque on reverse, #107/125, a monochromatic abstract assemblage of different

Louise Nevelson (American, 1899-1988), "Rain Garden Cryptic VIII," circa 1970, painted and carved wood box sculpture, gallery labels (Pace Gallery, New York City and Edwin A. Ulrich Museum of Art, Wic

1990; carved and painted wood; signed and dated verso; Provenance: Chuck Fries, Godfather of the Television Movie, and Ava Fries Estate, Beverly Hills; 9 inches wide; 24 inches high

A Tall carved wooden female sculpture with a highly decorated surface and wonderfully abstract and exaggerated form. Bamana peoples, Mali, Africa. The figure measures 31.5 inches tall and has a 14 lb

MARLENE S BREMER Wood Table Sculpture. Louise Nevelson Inspired.-- Dimensions: H: 28 inches: W: 7 inches ---

(American, 1899-1988) signed and dated, numbered 67/100, Pace editions, New York publisher, titled "Bicentennial Dawn." Sight size: 34-1/2"h x 24-1/4"w Overall: 35-1/4"w x 25-1/2"w Provenance: Propert

(American, b. 1950). Abstract sculpture of legendary architect of jazz, Louis Armstrong, 20 1/2 in. H., 12 in. at base

Milton Hebald (American 1917-2015) Contemporary bronze abstract female sculpture on a wooden base. Initialed "MH". [7" x 2" x 15" H]. From the Collection of Will Barnet.

After Louise Nevelson, sculpture, Louise Nevelson (American, 1899-1988), "Star Girl", c. 1988, patinated bronze, licensed posthumous casting from an edition of 9, signed on base with foundry stamp, 21

A wonderfully abstract female sculpture that may have been a marionette type puppet or doll. Note the highly stylized face and incised designs, with a well handled surface. Bamana peoples, Mali, Afric

Height: 20 inches. Width: 12 inches. On Pedestal

Bronze Plated Abstract Male & Female Sculptures on Marble bases by Borghese. The female torso sculpture is signed, dated 1990 & numbered 602/990. The female sculpture on marble, measures 17 1/4" tall

ABSTRACT FIBERGLASS FEMALE SCULPTURE IN THE MANNER OF HENRY MOORE

A vintage ancestor sculpture from the Dogon peoples, Mali, Africa. Carved wooden sculpture with elongated neck and abstract style. The statue features a highly stylized female form, incised designs, a

CARVED OBSIDIAN ABSTRACT FEMALE TORSO SCULPTURE. Height: 12 and 101/2 in. by Width: 4 1/2 in. by Depth: 4 1/2 and 3 in.

Handcarved wooden abstract sculpture signed A.Luthenbacher, circa 1950s 19" H x 7.5" x 7.5"