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Marshall Disenos sculpture Brutalist candlestick by David Marshall, 1980
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Description
This brutalist sculpture, crafted from solid brass and aluminum, presents a different appearance from every angle. The sculpture's curvature and the central depression are its defining design features. The combination of aluminum and brass is David Marshall's preferred material. Primarily a sculpture, it can also be used as a candle holder. Despite its curvature, its weight ensures stability.
The American designer David Marshall designed this sculpture in the 1980s for the Spanish manufacturer Marshall Disenos in Seville. - More Information
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Dimensions
W. 14.17 in; Diam. 2.76 in; W. 36 cm; Diam. 7 cm;
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