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Brutalist Torch-Cut Brass Wall Mirror in the Manner of Tom Greene, 1970s Lamps Elegant pressed flower artwork featuring

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Elegant pressed flower artwork featuring purple Hellebores thoughtfully arranged on a smoke-colored acid-free 1

Joel Philip Myers earned a degree in advertising design from Parsons School of Design in 1954

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Brutalist Torch-Cut Brass Wall Mirror in the Manner of Tom Greene, 1970s Lamps Elegant pressed flower artwork featuringThis striking Brutalist mirror, crafted in the 1970s, features a torch cut brass frame with jagged, flame like edges and molten textured details. The sculptural design and hand welded brass sheeting give the piece an architectural, industrial elegance, reminiscent of the work of Tom Greene. While primarily known for his Brutalist lighting designs, Greenes signature torch cut metal technique is evident in this dynamic and textural mirror, making it a

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