Spectral Silhouette Sculpture on Marble II, Nickel

A slender figurative form in nickel-finished metal rises thirty-seven inches, its attenuated silhouette rendered with the quiet authority of mid-century sculptural tradition. The piece grounds itself on a marble base that introduces a counterpoint of natural stone — cool, veined, permanent — against the warm luminosity of the metal above. Proportion is everything here: the narrow eleven-inch width and considered depth allow it to inhabit a console, a bookshelf niche, or an entry table without crowding the eye, commanding space through presence rather than scale.