Artist/Designer: Wendell Castle

Title: Grass 1962

Medium: Sculpture, Stack laminated in 4/4 solid Cherry

Dimensions: 41"h x 36" x 21"

Base: 20.25" x 12.5" x 3"

Notes:  Designed in 1962, Signed WC 62. In very good condition.

Notes from the archive: In 1962, Wendell Castle moved to Rochester NY to assume a teaching position at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Here he began experimenting with stack lamination, a technique mostly used for sculpture, which he later incorporates into his furniture.  His works in this style are extremely rare and include only a few sculptures, a Chest of Drawers with branch-like legs, and an organically shaped Music Stand.  Stack lamination continues to be a technique that Castle uses today to allow for organic sculptural shapes to be carved from layers of wood. This one-of-a-kind sculpture, is a lyrical example of Castle's early mastery in wood and a true museum piece.

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