1970s Brutalist Brass Wall Sculpture — Rainy Day Bus Stop Scene, Tree & Umbrella Figures, Jere Style

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A wonderfully atmospheric 1970s Brutalist brass wall sculpture depicting a “rainy day at the bus stop” with umbrella-carrying figures, a … Read more A wonderfully atmospheric 1970s Brutalist brass wall sculpture depicting a “rainy day at the bus stop” with umbrella-carrying figures, a stylized bare tree, and a modernist fence line. Crafted in layered and torch-cut brass, the piece glows with warm golden tones and subtle texturing that catches the light beautifully.

The scale and narrative detail make this a standout statement piece — ideal for entryways, dining rooms, and art walls needing height and visual storytelling. Sculptures of this style draw strong comparisons to Curtis Jere and other mid-century metalwork studios known for their handcrafted, architectural wall art.

This is a rare scene-based composition (many Jere-style works are abstract), making it highly collectible and uniquely charming. Ready to hang.

Condition: Excellent vintage with minimal patina appropriate for age.
Era: 1970s
Materials: Brass, Torch-Cut Metal
Style: Mid-Century Modern, Brutalist

A delightful piece of sculptural wall art that brings both warmth and wit into a space.



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