1940 – Signed Brutalist Charger

1940 – Signed Brutalist Charger

1940s hammered charger made from copper. Signed "B. Frisbie" Width: 12” American 1940

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History
  • Copper chargers like those from the 1940s reflect the post-war design trends that embraced both functionality and artistic expression distinct to their era.
  • The Brutalist style, emerging in the mid-20th century, often featured raw materials and textural finishes, which was a response to the increasing focus on individual artistry in decorative arts during that period.
  • Objects signed by artists such as 'B. Frisbie' can indicate a connection to the artisanal movements of the 1940s, when artistry was celebrated amidst industrial production.

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