Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads
Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture - Slow Roads

Slow Roads x Field Studies Flora, Archibald Miller, Eve, Bronze Figure Sculpture

$2,400.00
Considerations:

✓ Art & Sculpture

✓ Handcrafted

✓ Made in the USA

One of a kind Mid Century sculpture by New York artist Archibald Miller. The bronze sculpture is a lost wax casting depicting  Eve, mounted on a wood plinth. Miller was an artist who worked in the 1960s and 1970s in New York. In the mid 1960s he was selected to produce large scale public art around Rochester, New York. He was amongst contributing artists Harry Bertoia and Henry Moore. Miller erected a reinforced concrete sculpture on the River Boulevard, which earned him the 1966 Fairchild award. The Lillian Fairchild Award was given to the finest contributions to art and literature by a citizen of the Rochester from 1924-74. Signed in casting. Original gallery information taped on the bottom of the plinth. One of a kind.

Grounded by our mutual reverence and affection for Mother Nature, this piece is part of our collection of art, garden decor and niche tools curated in collaboration with Alex Crowder of Field Studies Flora.

 

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Origin: New York, United States

Manufacturing: Lost wax cast

Material: Bronze

Color: Patina

Condition: Excellent. Vintage. Wear and inconsistencies are unique to the original item.

Dimensions: 12.00" L x 14.50" W x 15.00" H

Note: Sculpture is substantial in weight

All artwork is final sale

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