Klaus Ihlenfeld Abstract Bronze Sculpture

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Klaus Ihlenfeld Abstract Bronze SculptureBronze abstract sculpture by German born artist, Klaus Ihlenfeld, c. 1990s, USA. Klaus was born in Germany in 1934 and moved to Pennsylvania working as a studio assistant to Harry Bertoia, who inspired many of his pieces. One of his pieces is on display at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Dimensions 3. 25" diameter x 16. 5" height. Condition Excellent original condition; bronze has patinated naturally over time.

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25" width x 19" depth x 18

The clock features an aluminum frame

Elizabeth inspired by Japanese Raku glazing brought this process into her own designs while also taking the liberty of incorporating her own techniques

75" width x 32" depth x 32

22" arm height

This AP-3100 planter has a drum shape with a rounded lip that curves in at the top of the piece

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2 available

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