The sculpture is a rectangular cast iron plaque with intricate relief designs. It features two main decorative sections at the top, which show stylized floral motifs and intricate patterns resembling tulips and a heart. Below the decorations, there are three bands of text, with "COLEBROOKDALE FVRNACE," "TOMAS RVTTER," and " HVBER RECHTAND" engraved in capital letters. The piece is dominated by a dark, iron-gray color typical of cast iron. The plaque's dimensions and depth suggest it might have been part of a larger structure or a decorative panel on machinery. The combination of floral patterns and lettering creates a balanced and symmetrical design. The sculpture appears historical, with engravings and relief work that reflect a blend of functionality and ornamentation.
Artwork Details
- Date
- 1935/1942
- Medium
- graphite and colored pencil on paperboard
- Dimensions
- 3855 × 3387 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original