Portland Oregon Northwest Artist Large Abstract Figurative Bronze Sculpture by Frederic F. Littman, 1960 Paintings and Barnett Newman

and Barnett Newman

Paper filigree work was fashionable during the last part of the eighteenth century through to the early part of the nineteenth century

The bronze is cast by the lost wax method or "Cire Perdue" in French

Born in Brookline

Portland Oregon Northwest Artist Large Abstract Figurative Bronze Sculpture by Frederic F. Littman, 1960 Paintings and Barnett NewmanSOLD A large & impressive abstract figurative bronze sculpture, by the Pacific Northwest sculptor Frederic F. Littman (19071979), circa 1960. This large bronze by Hungarian American sculptor Frederic Littman depicts an abstract male form, the figure with it's arms aloft and standing on one leg. The patinated bronze has been sand cast and has a distinct textured surface, standing on a black rectangular marble block and raised on a simulated stone