Brutalist Art Pottery Sculpture from Machinist Shop | 1960s?
Here we have a slick brutalist art pottery piece found in an old machinist shop in Illinois. The red and black blazing beauty was one of multiple folk art pieces adorning a shelf above the metal and grime of a hard days work. It is still unknown weather the abstract modernist ceramics were created by the machinist (likely), or was a part of his lean and mean decor. Either way, this is what folk art is all about. I can't get over the color tones of the glaze.
I have no idea on the age. My guess is the 1960s but this is only a guess. The machinist is now pounding metal in the great gig in the sky, so the mystery endures.
The industrial ceramic art stands 4 1/2" tall with a 3" diameter. There is perfect patina throughout. I can't find any chips. Please see all pics as they are part of the description.
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Line up as many boxes as you want. This brutal beauty checks them all.
