RARE EARLY ’70s BRONZE ABSTRACT PLANTER BOX BY McCARROLL & GILLESPE FOR FORMS+SURFACES Andrew Trimboli it becomes fashion

it becomes fashion

Mogens Koch

which has an 8" diameter

'Libello' (dragonfly) and 'Grazia' (1959)

they went to the Frankfurt trade fair every winter

RARE EARLY ’70s BRONZE ABSTRACT PLANTER BOX BY McCARROLL & GILLESPE FOR FORMS+SURFACES Andrew Trimboli it becomes fashionFour panels of bonded bronze, designed by Billy Joe McCarroll and David Gillespe for FORMS+SURFACES of California, adorn this unlined wooden planter box. Heavely textured, impasto abstractions, seemingly formed by haphazard strokes from a trowel or palette knife, decorate four sides of the cube, mimicking the application of Venetian plaster. Produced in the 1970s. Bonded bronze, aka cold cast bronze, is made by pouring a mixture of liquid polymer