HEAVY IRON GARDEN SPHERE ON TWISTED IRON TRIPOD BASE (1940s) GIFT Matisse spent the summer of

Matisse spent the summer of 1905 in Collioure with Derain and made the first Fauve pieces exhibited that year at the Salon

leading Ravelli to instead have the planters made in plastic

Martin Friedman's art was first shown publically at New York galleries in 1932

Her textiles often feature open-weave structures

HEAVY IRON GARDEN SPHERE ON TWISTED IRON TRIPOD BASE (1940s) GIFT Matisse spent the summer ofHeavy, rusty, crusty iron balls on twisted, iron tripod bases. Layers of flaking paint give these ornaments a great rustic patina. Would make excellent garden decorations or interior statement pieces. Priced individually. DETAILS Production Period 1940s Origin USA Styles Movements RUSTIC; SHABBY CHIC Materials CAST IRON, PAINT, WROUGHT IRON Colors WHITE, OX BLOOD Condition Intentionally aged and distressed patina. Dimensions 8 W 8 D 19 H