Rebajes Copper Tragedy Mask Pin
Tragedy Mask brooch pin, The Tragedy mask measures 1 3/4” by 1 3/4” and is stamped Rebajes. Also have the Comedy mask pin as well.
Frank Rebajes, a craftsman who started in New York’s Greenwich Village, along with Jerry Fels and two partners who started the Renoir/Matisse Company in Hollywood, California, are two of the most recognized and respected names in copper art jewelry. These post war/mid-century artisans designed multiple iconic pieces with copper and eventually worked with several other metals as their fame grew.
Piece is signed by the artist, was made in the mid-50s, in great shape and only shows minor wear. Spectacular pieces!
As we begin to enhance our on-line presence to augment our three brick and mortar locations, an item may also be at one of our brick and mortar locations. Please contact us before purchase for availability.
Tragedy Mask brooch pin, The Tragedy mask measures 1 3/4” by 1 3/4” and is stamped Rebajes. Also have the Comedy mask pin as well.
Frank Rebajes, a craftsman who started in New York’s Greenwich Village, along with Jerry Fels and two partners who started the Renoir/Matisse Company in Hollywood, California, are two of the most recognized and respected names in copper art jewelry. These post war/mid-century artisans designed multiple iconic pieces with copper and eventually worked with several other metals as their fame grew.
Piece is signed by the artist, was made in the mid-50s, in great shape and only shows minor wear. Spectacular pieces!
As we begin to enhance our on-line presence to augment our three brick and mortar locations, an item may also be at one of our brick and mortar locations. Please contact us before purchase for availability.
Tragedy Mask brooch pin, The Tragedy mask measures 1 3/4” by 1 3/4” and is stamped Rebajes. Also have the Comedy mask pin as well.
Frank Rebajes, a craftsman who started in New York’s Greenwich Village, along with Jerry Fels and two partners who started the Renoir/Matisse Company in Hollywood, California, are two of the most recognized and respected names in copper art jewelry. These post war/mid-century artisans designed multiple iconic pieces with copper and eventually worked with several other metals as their fame grew.
Piece is signed by the artist, was made in the mid-50s, in great shape and only shows minor wear. Spectacular pieces!
As we begin to enhance our on-line presence to augment our three brick and mortar locations, an item may also be at one of our brick and mortar locations. Please contact us before purchase for availability.