Art Deco / Contemporary Screen, Jerry Cebe – 1987

Description

Glass Screen and lacquered wood Panel- By Jerry Cebe American Glass Artist.
Materials & Techniques Three panel, high fashion, black lacquered wood, bronze and crystal screen created by Jerry Cebe, 1987. Known for his commissioned works to celebrity clients as well as collectible production runs, this screen is a one of a kind Cebe creation sold at an art auction at Michael Jackson’s estate in 1987.
Glass inserts (four on each outside panel – 3 on the center panel) made of individual pieces cut and beveled and glued in bronze framed “windows”.
The screen is also framed by one inch etched glass running the length of the outside edges of the outer panels and along the tops of all three panels. This is the only screen ever produced by Jerry Cebe and while one of a kind, the largest of the glass inserts was adapted to create a fashion award presented by former San Francisco department store, I Magnin, to a designer each year. Recipients included Donna Karan and Coco Chanel, for example. Date the piece was created: 1987
Dimensions: 3 panels – each
15” wide x 72” high x 1.5 inches thick
Trim – 1” etched crystal glass along outside edges and top of screens
Glass inserts –
4 each set in the outer panels, largest to small from top to bottom:
- 13.25” x 13.25” - 10.25” x 10.25” - 6.75” x 6.75” - 3” x 3”
Glass inserts – center panel, smallest to largest from top to bottom:
- 6.75” x 6.75” - 10.25” x 10.25” - 13.25” x 10.25”
Additional information is Video made in memory of Jerry Cebe, Documentary About Dementia by his son. Is beautiful documentary about his life and work. https://vimeo.com/167218083
Shipping cost it will depending of the country and the City, this pieces is very heavy around 150-200 lb.