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The head was clearly molded but the rest appears to have been hand-cut and welded together
Super mid-century feeling in its shape and palette
Edward Koren (b
He opened the Laurel Gallery in New York at 108 East 57th Street in 1946 and began exhibiting works by avant-garde artists
covering the suits--celluloid I'd guess
1965 Signed Hand-Sculpted Stoneware Head hand-painted wooden pin The head was clearly moldedVery 1960s, I love the drama of this piece, especially the sculptural waves of hair that frame her face and more or less entirely envelop her neck. She's got a lot of personality all the way around, and perpetually on the cusp on announcing something, or perhaps launching into song. Not totally my usual thing, but I really love her. 7 1 4" t x 5 3 8" w x 2 5 8" d. Dated (incised) '65 on the underside of the base with what looks to be an indecipherable
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