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Lot # B488

'A New Beginning' -- Copper, Steel & Wool Wall Sculpture, Sculptured Arts Sedona View Watchlist >

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'A New Beginning' -- Copper, Steel & Wool Wall Sculpture, Sculptured Arts Sedona

A large scale mixed-media wall sculpture titled “A New Beginning,” sold through Sculptured Arts, Sedona, Arizona, circa 2000. Expertly crafted from copper, steel, and wool, the work exemplifies the refined craftsmanship characteristic of the Southwestern fine-craft movement at the turn of the millennium. Its commanding circular form radiates from a stepped, sun-inspired center, composed of layered and textured copper panels over a steel support. Four symmetrical arms extend outward, each wrapped in richly colored burgundy wool cord, adding both tactile contrast and symbolic warmth. Polished copper hemispheres anchor the design, catching light against the brushed and patinated metal surfaces.

The sculpture reflects the sophisticated balance between geometric precision and organic material interplay that defined Sedona’s contemporary craft scene in this period. It was sold through Sculptured Arts Fine Craft & Fountain Gallery—a prominent Sedona venue known for representing exceptional regional metal artists. Originally priced at $2,400, this piece embodies the era’s artistic spirit of renewal and craftsmanship, making it a striking architectural statement and collectible example of Southwest design artistry.

Condition:

Good condition overall, displaying light surface wear and natural patina consistent with age and materials. Wool elements remain taut and richly colored. Structurally sound with no visible repairs or losses.

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Overall: 60 x 60 x 4 in
Weight: 32 lbs
Please Note: Bob Ross (6'2") Figure Shown in Photo for Scale

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