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HARRY BERTOIA (1915–1978) “Willow” sculpture made of a bundle of stainless steel wires fanning out like a parasol; steel stem and square base. Circa 1968 Height: 163.8 cm - Diameter: 66 cm A “Willow” sculpture in stainless steel and steel wire. 64 1/2 x 26 in. PROVENANCE: Commissioned for the First National Bank of Seattle in 1968 Jim Elkind Collection, Wright, April 14, 2022 auction, lot 171 Acquired from the previous owner HISTORY: This work was commissioned and installed in 1968 at the First National Bank of Seattle as part of a group comprising several “Willow” sculptures of various sizes. This sculpture was originally suspended from the ceiling. It was later fitted with a steel rod and a square base, allowing it to be displayed standing on the floor. A certificate from the Harry Bertoia Committee may be provided to the buyer
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