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1970's " Bus Stop" Curtis Jere Wall Hanging | Mid Century Modern540 of 826 |  |  |
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Love this and it looks great on my wall - 3D type metal/copper wall art from Curtis Jere (C. Jere). Was told this is from 1970-72. Has some faint shades of color. In good shape and gets lots of compliments. The piece is titled "Bus Stop".
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LOVE THIS :) VERY UNIQUE:)
I keep looking for Jere, but no luck yet. Nice piece.
Thanks for the love!
Gorgeous item! I have three Jere wall sculptures. The Park (with boy a on a bench feeding birds), a huge Sailboat, and a boy with a kite stuck in a tree. I may be taking them for auction or may list them myself. I do love them though!
Thanks AntiqueScout! Sounds like you have some great pieces. I love mine - get compliments on it all the time...
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Thank you FineLines!