C. Jeré Copper and Brass Sculpture of Azusa Train Station, 1970s

Item Details

Curtis Jeré (Artisan House, 20th century)
Untitled (Azusa train station), 1970s
Copper and brass sculpture
Signed “C. Jeré” to the lower right region

Curtis Jeré is a nom de plume for the founding artists of Artisan House, Curtis Freiler (died 2013) and Jerry Fels (died 2008). The brothers-in-law founded the corporation in California in 1963 with the goal to bring designer art to the masses. The company was sold and is still in operation today in China.

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Condition

- corrosion, tarnishing, discoloration, and accretions to metal surfaces; light bending to thinner metal portions of sculpture; abrasions, scratching, and scuffing to surfaces of sculpture.

Dimensions

Item #

ITMG751770