Mario Agostinelli American Brutalist Batman Sculpture

"Bat Man" sculpture by Mario Agostinelli (1915-2000 New York) Depicts a winged figure in the mid century modern Brutalism style. Large smoky quartz crystal makes up part of the cast bronze and mixed m

Mario Agostinelli (Peruvian, 1915-2000). A mixed metal sculpture. Titled, "Los Quatro Cavalheiros do Apocalypse." A figurative work produced in a Brutalism style depicting the Four Horsemen of the Apo

(2) Portraits of children. Oil on masonite. Signed to lower left and upper right. From a Queens, NY estate collection. - Dimensions: (a)10.5" h x 8.5 w (b)11.5 h x 8.5"w

MARIO AGOSTINELLI (AMERICAN, 1915-2000), OIL ON MASONITE, H 11 3/4", W 13",:Bull and matador. Partial gallery label on reverse. Signed lower right. Framed.

Mario Agostinelli, oil on Masonite, Mario Agostinelli (American, 1915-2000), Flower Basket, signed "Agostinelli" at upper left, 8.75"h x 10.5"w (sight), 13.75"h x 15.5"w (frame)

Mario Agostinelli (American 1915-2000). Oil on board depicting street scene. Signed AGNOSTINELLI lower right. Property from a fourth generation gallery, NYC Dimensions: 20 x 29" unframed (HEAR19)(EL)

Mario Agostinelli (American 1915-2000). Oil on board depicting waterfront scene. Signed AGNOSTINELLI lower right. Property from a fourth generation gallery, NYC Dimensions: 22 x 18" unframed (HEAR18)(

Manner of Mario Agostinelli (American 1915-2000). Oil on board depicting harbor. Unsigned. Property from a fourth generation gallery, NYC Dimensions: 15 x 18" unframed (HEAR20)(EL)

Mystery artist 25 x 13 x 9 in. Looks like Native American elements

Painted chalk on wood stand sculpture.

American made Brutalist sculpture of burnt welded steel. Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 8.25"L x 9.50"W x 8"H Country of Origin: United States

Abstract cast metal. Man, woman, child on wooden base plinth. An American Brutalist abstract sculpture, possibly from Austin Productions. Features modernist study of a man, woman, and child balancing

Kaufman (20th Century) American, New York. Original cast bronze sculpture. Statue features a mid century modern abstract brutalist design in high polished bronze. Artwork mounted to a black base. Sign

Kaufman (20th Century) American, New York. Original cast bronze sculpture. Statue features a mid century modern abstract brutalist design in high polished bronze. Artwork mounted to a black base. Sign

Kaufman (20th Century) American, New York. Original cast bronze sculpture. Statue features a mid century modern abstract brutalist design in high polished bronze. Artwork mounted to a black base. Sign

Kaufman (20th Century) American, New York. Original artists proof cast bronze sculpture. Statue features a mid century modern abstract brutalist design in high polished bronze. Artwork mounted to a bl

Kaufman (20th Century) American, New York. Original cast bronze sculpture. Statue features a mid century modern abstract brutalist design in high polished bronze. Artwork mounted to a black base. Sign

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

Earl Krentzin, American, Mid-Century Modern Brutalist Sculpture. size: 8 x 6.5 x 5.25. ASKart:Earl Krentzin (Born 1929) is active/lives in Michigan. Earl Krentzin is known for Sculpture

DESCRIPTION: A Mid Century Curtis Jere (American, 1910-2008) Signed Brutalist Sculpture depicting an owl on a branch tree over a stone pedestal base. Signed and dated. CIRCA: 1969. ORIGIN: USA. DIMENS

For your consideration is a fantastic sculpture comprised of overlapping shapes. Signed and numbered this work from the Karen Musmeci's "American Motor Series", this piece measures to be 32" W x 47" H

For your consideration is a dynamic sculpture composed of shapes and metal and wood materials, that once hung in Detroit's own Motor City Casino! From Karen Musmeci's "American Motor Series, this piec

For your consideration is a patinaed metal sculpture by the artist Karen Musmeci that once hung in Detroit's own Motor City Casino! With the used of different treatments and textures on each welded pi

For your consideration is a sculpture by the artist Karen Musmeci, that once hung in Detroit's own Motor City Casino! With the used of different treatments and textures on each welded piece of metal t