Jean Stamsta (1936-2013) Serpent

Description:

Jean Stamsta (1936-2013) Serpent, Monches, Wisconsin, 1971, wool, lg. 42 ft.

Note: Stamsta pioneered the art of tubular weaving. She created imaginative, colorful landscapes and still lives, often combining fabric, paint, mirrors, and glitter. Her work can be found in the collections of many public institutions, including the Milwaukee Art Museum, American Crafts Museum, Museum of Fine Arts in Columbus, Ohio, and the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Estimate $300-500

Good condition, a very few scattered yarn pulls.


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