"The Elms" style created in 1973-1979 by Curtis Jeré - Large 3D Metal Tree Branch Forest Wall Sculptures - Set of 3 Interlocking Panels

Original style was created in 1973 by Artisan House under the compound pen name Curtis Jeré (founded by brothers-in-law Curtis Freiler and Jerry Fels). Fels served as the head of design while Freiler directed the production

Composition: This multi-dimensional piece features individual vertical brass, iron, or copper tree silhouettes mounted onto horizontal crossbars to resemble a dense forest line. Set of 3 multi-panel interconnecting dimensional metal wall hanging sculptures forming a silhouette forest tree line of branching vertical trunks populated with delicate leaf clusters.

• Material / Style: Welded heavy-gauge wire and sheet metal; rustic transitional farmhouse / mid-century modern brutalist home decor style. Features a dark brown iron base color layer heavily accented with hand-rubbed antique gold gilt brush texturing.
• Condition: Good preloved condition. Solid structural welding lines with zero loose elements or bent trunk sections; displays typical light storage surface dust and minimal cosmetic paint rubbing along the rear metal hanging loops from display mounting wear. Measures 53.5" W X 32" H

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