Vintage Finesse Originals 1970s Brutalist Figural Zodiac Wall Art Sculpture
By Finesse Originals
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Vintage Finesse Originals 1970s Mid Century Modern Brutalist Figural Zodiac Wall Sculpture. Item features unique brutalist design, original signature, nice impressive size, molded fi...
Fiberglass
Unavailable
H 61.5 in W 22 in D 5.5 in
Mid-Century Modern Roman Soldiers on Horses Relief Wall Art by Finesse Originals
By Finesse Originals
Located in Sacramento, CA
Mid-Century Modern three-dimensional molded fiberglass form of Roman gladiator soldiers on horseback. Finished in a painted bronze finish. Signed "Finesse Originals".
Fiberglass
Zodiac Wheel with Mirror Wall Art
By Finesse Originals
Located in New York, NY
Wall mirror framed by a bold zodiac wheel with the twelve astrological signs. The frame is deeply sculpted resin with a bronze metallic finish. The mirror has a mottled smokey effect.
Mirror, Resin
Ballet Dancers Resin Wall Sculpture by Finesse Originals, 1940s
By Finesse Originals
Located in Florence, IT
Finesse originals wall sculpture made of fiberglass and resin representing ballet dancers, sand effect.
Resin, Fiberglass
Sold
H 30 in W 56 in L 30 in
Finesse Originals Fiberglass Fisherman Scene Hanging Wall Sculpture, 1970s
By Finesse Originals
Located in Chattanooga, TN
One of many series of Finesse Originals Brutalist style wall art pieces, this features a fisherman with a large net and a village in the distance.
Fiberglass
Mid Century Tang Horse Wall Sculpture
By Finesse Originals, J. Segura
Located in W Allenhurst, NJ
Substantial size. Vintage fiberglass Tang Horse wall sculpture. Great movement and depth. Richly patinated. Curbside to NYC/Philly $450
Fiberglass
Zodiac Mid Century Brutal Evans Style Wall Hanging
By Finesse Originals
Located in Bedford, NY
IN CAST FIBERGLASS WITH DEEP SIMULATED WOOD GRAIN AND CARVED SIGNS OF 12 ZODIAC GILTED- MADE BY AND SIGNED FINESSE ORIGINAL 1970.
Fiberglass
Large Round Finesse Originals Brutalist Fiberglass Wall Art
By Finesse Originals
Located in San Francisco, CA
A large finesse originals Brutalist fiberglass wall art.
Fiberglass
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