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C. Carl Jennings
Fire Screen, c. 1960
Forged and welded iron
Jennings was known for his unique designs inspired by nature, Art Nouveau, and Arts and Crafts movements. His fire screen features organic, flowing lines, with repeating patterns, drawing from Arts and Crafts aesthetics. His fire screen shows his exceptional skills in its construction and decorative elements, reflecting a high level of expertise and attention to detail.
A fire screen’s primary purpose is to shield the room from excessive heat, sparks, and embers that might escape from an open fireplace. Jennings design for this fire screen highlights both form and function, incorporating both practical elements and decorative aspects that enhance the overall aesthetic, showcasing his unique design sensibilities, high-quality craftsmanship, and expert use of blacksmithing techniques.
| Dimensions | 42.25 × 39.25 × 19.25 in |
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| Artist | C. Carl Jennings |
| Date | c. 1960 |
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