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James Rosati

American, 1912 - 1988

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The sculpture is composed of interlocking geometric shapes with sharp angles and edges, made from a metallic material with a silvery-gray color. It appears to balance on one edge, with various flat surfaces jutting out in different directions. The sculpture rests on a plain gray background.
James Rosati, Untitled, 1971, zinc, Gift of James Rosati in memory of William C. Seitz, 1977.49.1

Untitled

James Rosati · 1971 · zinc ·  Accession ID  1977.49.1

The sculpture is an abstract geometric form composed of a series of interconnected, angular, and planar shapes. It is primarily white and appears to be made of metal or a similar solid material. The sculpture seems larger than life, standing tall against the backdrop of the nearby building. The play of light and shadow on its surfaces emphasizes its sharp edges and crisp lines, while the surrounding architecture complements its contemporary aesthetic.
James Rosati, Untitled, model 1971, fabricated 1977, aluminum, painted, Gift of the Collectors Committee based on model given by the artist in memory of William C. Seitz, 1978.24.1

Untitled

James Rosati · model 1971, fabricated 1977 · aluminum, painted ·  Accession ID  1978.24.1