H57 Moonshine Table, Tall
JMA renovated a hotel on 57th street between Park Avenue and Lexington. The building was originally built by a fashion designer, Mr. Blum, as a progressive women’s residence to attract artists, intellectuals, and executives interested in an alternative to traditional women’s boarding houses in the flapper / Prohibition era. The building was built with natural materials that celebrated hand-made details such as wrought iron and hand-made bricks. To evoke a consistency with the building, the legs of this table were each carved differently.
PROCESS + MATERIALS
Base: the forms were hand-carved in maple, cast in 94% recycled red bronze, then were polished and treated with flames and acid to create a patina. Top: carrara marble, knocked down from a high polish. Made in Chicago.
DIMENSIONS
H 30 in. x Dm 18 in.
(H 76.2 cm. x Dm 45.72 cm.)
VARIATIONS
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DATE OF DESIGN/MANUFACTURE
2010
CREDITS
White background table portraits courtesy of Rago Arts. Red mohair background photo by John Stewart Clark. In situ photos of the tables at Hotel 57 by Doug Snower.
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