From their vantage point, the spiky abstract
ironwork of Mark di Suvero is as remote as the 18th century Neoclassical marbles of Antonia Canova.
Laundry drying racks, rope, bed springs, a car door, chicken wire, wooden palettes, a ladder and rusty gates and
ironwork of various shapes and sizes are all used to construct a haphazard barricade on the outskirts of Limerick City.
Not exact matches
At the Northern and Southern boundaries
of the historic Old Town Temecula dining - shopping - entertainment district, granite columns support
ironwork arches with designs depicting the history
of Temecula.
Designed and created by local
ironwork artist Bob Morris, the arches stand as hallmarks to the establishment
of the first U.S. Post Office in Temecula in 1859.
Three generations
of Geists have worked in the forge which expanded its services with the rise
of automobiles from blacksmithing to include lawnmower repair and ornamental
ironwork over the years.
Our manufacturing team is made up
of highly talented individuals with both technical (engineering, computer design, machining) and artisan (sculpture,
ironwork, fine arts) backgrounds.
Thirty - three underpaid workers did
ironwork at 11 city schools and the Queens Museum New York, NY — On Monday, New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer presented checks to immigrant workers who were cheated out
of nearly $ 1 million in wages -LSB-...]
There's a lovely sense
of compliance over gentler lumps and bumps, allowing little surface roar into the car, and disturbed only by sharp ridges and raised
ironwork which transmit the occasional thump.
Finely crafted Mexican
ironwork as well as quality furnishings add to the rustic sophistication
of this home.
With its massive wooden beams, plasterwork, gleaming hardwood floors,
ironwork details, and grand fireplace, the Playhouse has been enjoyed by generations
of Santa Monicans and used almost continually since its inception as a meeting hall and performance venue.
Characteristic Colter designed features include shaded colonnades and arcades, restaurants, red clay tile roofs above massed stuccoed walls, courtyards and acres
of gardens, custom furniture, and decorative wrought
ironwork throughout.
The huge glass rooftop, with its green, painted
ironwork, can be seen from all over the neighbourhood, ensuring that the Grand Palais stands out from the surrounding tree - lined avenues
of the city.
From the
ironwork candelabras, to the stately dining set, the interior elegance at Esperanza is a perfect complement to the vivacious colors
of the outdoors.
The hotel is also decorated with antiques and items
of ironwork made by the owner, so there's always something to catch your eye or engage your interest.
Wrapped in a filigree skin
of bronze - coloured aluminium panels — inspired by
ironwork produced by enslaved craftsmen — the five - storey pavilion belies the vast size
of this $ 540m (# 409m) complex, more than half
of which lies underground.
This becomes quite evident when comparing the elegant gestural quality
of Callahan's single grass against a dark sky, from Aix - en - Provence, 1958, with Siskind's 1947 closeup
of ironwork in New York.
In another one, fetish - y aprons smelling
of fresh leather hang from the wall, all combined with a set
of clunky shoes, decorative
ironwork and funny props, such as sausages or eggs.
The Jazz Museum at the Old Mint held a sampling
of the sometimes naughty, little - known collages that jazz great Louis Armstrong made in the final two decades
of his life, as well as Satch Hoyt's tambourines linked into chains attached to mirrors to form endless columns, or halved and assembled into crosses reminiscent
of the city's famous
ironwork; and there were two installations by Dario Robleto, one featuring preserved, mounted butterflies with antennae made
of audio tape delicately perched on the edges
of the fossilized inner - ear bones
of whales, and the other a collaboration with the record label Dust - to - Digital to preserve early gospel music.
Beginning in 1938, Philip Simmons focused his efforts on ornamental
ironwork and created hundreds
of gates, fences, balconies, and window grills throughout the city
of Charleston.
At times it has been a dark and sombre communication, expressed by the 19th century jet mourning jewelry and Berlin
Ironwork on display from Manchester Art Gallery's costume collection.These poignant black treasures were popular fashion statements up until the end
of the 1800s.
But in the early 1950s, in the years just before his tragic death at age 44 in an alcohol - fueled car crash, Pollock was experimenting with a new way
of confronting his surface, spilling black enamel paint — the kind you might use on outdoor
ironwork — onto raw cotton duck canvas, a clashing, angry union
of synthetic industrial chemical and unprimed organic substrate.
The show spans Gatsby-esque attire and glittering Cartier gems, as well as the textiles, painting,
ironwork, and furniture that have become synonymous with this chapter
of U.S. history.
It's for that reason the UK still has «gasholders», magnificent pieces
of Victorian
ironwork, holding large amounts
of natural gas in inflatable bellows.
An entry courtyard, arching shapes, stone and
ironwork evoke the indoor / outdoor comfort
of Northern Italy while the color palette and sheltered venues for year - round outdoor living embody the rural elegance
of the Sonoma valley.
In fact, the IronWorkers.org website, which is dedicated to reducing the number
of fatalities and injuries in the
ironworking field, describes the numerous threats posed to ironworkers as «the deadly dozen activities and hazards.»
The reason that
ironworking injuries are so common — over 350 accidents and over 35 fatalities were reported in 2013 according to the Department
of Labor — is because
of the various number
of ways in which ironworkers can become injured within the necessities
of their job.
Driver Iron, which was not unionized, advised Local 720 it was prepared to make its best efforts to use members
of the local to do the
ironwork on the project and additional projects if they could agree to terms and conditions
of employment.
The use
of Victorian architecture and
ironwork is very noticeable around this New York city as the Central Troy Historic District has been used in several Hollywood films.
The 1913 Beaux - Arts structure, famous for its façade
of windows and
ironwork, is perhaps an even - more fitting residence for the British firm than its charming D.C. - area digs on the Potomac in Old Town Alexandria, where beltway clients are less accustomed to the flashy salesmanship and upper - crust accents Cambridge Analytica has become known for there.
That day, Easter Sunday, he discovered the building had already been knocked down, with little left but some
ironwork and Fay Building signage he found on a piece
of marble.
Decorative touches like brass doorknockers, stylish
ironwork, brick sidewalks, and the continued use
of burning gaslights help preserve the 19th - century feel.
Decorative touches like brass doorknockers, stylish
ironwork, brick sidewalks and the continued use
of burning gaslights help preserve the 19th century feel.
The relaxed feel in this dining room comes from the eclectic mix
of tableware,
ironwork lighting and warm wooden furniture.
Their combination
of sofas in grey crushed velvet and cushions with monochrome
ironwork motifs complements the curtains and black lighting and woodwork.
By lowering the homeowners beautiful piece
of ironwork, the whole display feels more tied together...
Stone County
Ironwork's signature Pine Collection is a stunning example
of nature's detail expressed through exquisite craftsmanship.
Serpentine Table With Pierced
Ironwork And Floral Designs, Topped With A Beautiful Piece
Of Marble.
Beautiful scrolled
ironwork define the character
of this fireplace screen, the
ironwork is finished with copper overtones and has acanthus leaf accents.
Arched inserts were added to built - in cabinets using a design that mimics that
of the new
ironwork on the renovated front porch.
Stone County
Ironwork's signature wrought iron console table with glass top is a stunning example
of nature's detail expressed through exquisite craftsmanship.
«Much
of my work reflects what I see every day in Nature, from delicate roses, the organic shapes
of which are transposed into
ironwork, such as decorative gates, to beautiful leaves which might be represented on an ornate window grille.