Welded Steel Abstract Brutalist Figure Sculpture by Donald E. Smith gritt inc This example retains its original

This example retains its original orange painted finish with applied black label

tables of this type became popular during the Regency period as cast iron foundries began producing highly decorative yet durable furnishings for both domestic and architectural settings

Bold black lettering over a white ground directs the viewer

The museum display documents Mecum's revolutionary bolted steel plow

Ohio at the time of it's creation

Welded Steel Abstract Brutalist Figure Sculpture by Donald E. Smith gritt inc This example retains its originalExpressive welded steel figural sculpture depicting an abstract human form in a dynamic, lunging pose with one arm raised and the other extended outward. Constructed from an assemblage of welded steel rods, wire, and found metal elements, the figure emphasizes skeletal structure and movement through its open framework. The sculpture is mounted to a rectangular hardwood plinth fitted with a brass nameplate engraved "DONALD E. SMITH 1960." The work