Sculpture...
Bayer’s Articulated Wall
Bauhaus artist Herbert Bayer’s Articulated Wall, from 1986.
The sculpture is so pristine that this photo is untouched, right out of the camera.
The small dark spots toward the top are birds.
June 29th, 2010 / No Comments » / by Tom Lundin
Inside the Mayan Theatre
The Mayan Theatre was designed 1930 by Montana Fallis.
Denver is extremely fortunate that this outstanding example of
Art Deco Mayan Revival has remained intact.
Others involved included sculptor Julius Ambrusch and architect
Victor Hornbein.
The Mayan was opened just as the stock market crash put an end to the construction
of Art Deco film theaters.
This theater went through an unused period which helped preserve it from being renovated
and updated over the years.
June 6th, 2010 / No Comments » / by Tom Lundin
Denver Court House screen
The sculptured screen on the Denver Court House.
I think the screen was designed by sculpter Edgar Britton (but I also remember
Denver architect Alan Gass mentioning that he had something to do with this).
The Denver Court House & Federal Building were designed 1965 by
James Sudler and Fisher & Davis.
May 20th, 2010 / 1 Comment » / by Tom Lundin
Sculptured relief
Aluminum sculptured relief above the entranceway of the First National Bank building.
The bank was designed 1957 by Raymond Harry Ervin and is now called 621 17th Street.
May 19th, 2010 / No Comments » / by Tom Lundin
Buffalo Bill’s grave
Unbuilt monument of epic scale intended for Buffalo Bill’s grave on Lookout Mountain.
May 10th, 2010 / No Comments » / by admin
Sculpture screen
The metal screen sculpture, from the front of Denver’s U.S. Courthouse.
This was designed 1965, by Edgar Britton (I believe).
March 5th, 2010 / No Comments » / by Tom Lundin
The Yearling
The Yearling, 1992 sculpture by Donald Lipski
January 26th, 2010 / No Comments » / by Tom Lundin
Articulated Wall
Bauhaus artist Hebert Bayer’s Articulated Wall sculpture from 1986.
There is a Herbert Bayer CultureHaus event at the Denver Art Museum this Wednesday.
January 25th, 2010 / No Comments » / by Tom Lundin
