Amalia Schulthess 'Seabird' Marble Stone Sculpture

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Amalia Schulthess 'Seabird' Marble Stone SculptureSculpture by Swiss born artist Amalia Schulthess, c. 1967, Los Angeles. Schulthess immigrated to the USA in the early 1940's. She was best known for her large scale works of art. Originally a painter alongside friends like Georgia OKeefe, Amalia transitioned to her 3D works of art at a friends recommendation who felt her work would translate better three dimensionally. Amalia honed her craft for sculpting in Pietrasanta, Italy where she fell in love

The bowl features a flat rim and all over black glaze with brown splatter and tapers towards the bottom

A convenient rotary switch is located on the front base of the lamp which showcases a walnut veneer finish

The bowl features a copper form with a orange enamel glaze

9” diameter x 7” height

This planter has a bell-shaped body with its widest section through its middle region

this series of globe lamps - known as the “Figuration” line - were actually designed by Eva Renée Nele for German-Swiss lighting manufacturer Temde Leuchten

The textured oatmeal fabric alongside the mustardy velvet

frame professionally cleaned and polished

Italian side table with cane top and brass x base

Ceramic glazed vase by Ken Edwards

Striking large scale portrait painting of Walt Disney

26” width x 24” depth x 31” height

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