Mid-Century Brutalist Metal Wall Art Cat Sculpture by Curtis Jere, 1960s

Mid-Century Brutalist Metal Wall Art Cat Sculpture by Curtis Jere, 1960s

Torch cut metal wall art cat sculpture by Curtis Jere, 1960s. Cute little whiskers, glass eyes. Unsigned. Rare find.

$$$$$ · Indexed April 20, 2023 ·

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History
  • The 1960s marked a significant period in art history, characterized by the emergence of the Brutalist movement, which focused on raw materials and organic forms.
  • Curtis Jere is recognized for his innovative metal sculptures, and his work from this era reflects the broader trends of mid-century design, emphasizing individuality and artistic expression.
  • Art from this period often symbolizes a reaction against traditional styles, showcasing the cultural shifts and experimental attitudes prevalent in the 1960s.

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