James T. Hubbell (1931-2024) untitled modernist sculpture in bronze, glass and wood. 10″ x 5″ x 3″
incised to base JTH 88

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From late artist’s website:

James Hubbell of Santa Ysabel, California is an artist who is connected to nature and his inner dreams, which he expresses through architecture and art. He sculpts one-of-a-kind living environments from natural materials that provide shelter and inspiration for those who wish to live in harmony with nature.

For more than 50 years he has given the world an inspiring vision of nature as expressed in mosaic, stained glass, wood carving, metal shapes, sculpted concrete, patterned brickwork and stone. His art and architecture has been embodied in homes, schools, gardens, pavillions, nature centers, monasteries, museums, and peace parks around the world. He is the founder and guiding light of the Ilan-Lael Foundation.

EDUCATION:

Cranbrook Art Academy – Bloomfield Hills, Michigan – 1955-56
Whitney Art School – New Haven, Connecticut – 1952?
Choate School, Wallingford, Connecticut – 1950

Source:
Website of the artist