Handcrafted 1970s Brutalist MCM Signed Bangle by Jack Boyd

This vintage, handcrafted 1970s mid-century modernist, bronze-brass bangle by internationally renowned artist, Jack Boyd is signed. It features a Brutalist design, a design known for its organic feel inspired by the raw elements in nature. The bracelet was purchased in the 1970s in Portland, Oregon, is unpolished and in very good to excellent vintage condition. The bracelet measures 3.10" x 2.50" x .20"(d) .

Jack Boyd was born in San Diego in 1934. The self-taught artist began sculpting metals at a young age, although he often explores a variety of media and scale. Boyd has received international recognition for his decade-defining 1970's signature spore and bubble bronze jewelry and modernist sculpture. His work has been exhibited throughout the United States and Europe. Jack Boyd passed away in 1982. #90 #A.

• Designer = Jack Boyd
• Material = Bronze-Brass
• Weight (Grams) = 9.71G
• Condition = Vintage

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