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Bill Barrett, Untitled , 1985

Name: Bill Barrett, Untitled , 1985
Brand: Bill Barrett
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Bill Barrett

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Bill Barrett

Untitled , 1985

Cast Bronze (Signed/Dated/Numbered with Artist's Copyright) on Artist Designed Original Base

38 × 12 in

96.5 × 30.5 cm

Edition of 7

With attached base. Signed and inscribed "Bill Barrett 4/7 1985"

Bill Barrett’s abstract metal sculptures are inspired by the fluid lines and elegance of dance. For decades he has explored the ability of bronze, aluminum, and steel to express the gestural condition of drawing, experimenting with balance, tension, and geometry. Even in his large-scale public works, he retains the expressive freedom of calligraphy. Working contemporaneously with other abstract metal sculptors such as Henry Moore and David Smith, his practice gravitated toward the influences of expressionism and Surrealism—so much so, in fact, that late in his career he carried his assiduously developed visual language over into abstract and calligraphic oil paintings.