Opus I by Gerda Roze (1995) Pewter Objects The bottom of the column

The bottom of the column featured graduated ring turnings which rest on a square brass base and plinth and are mounted on a base of square black marble

Volaire first depicted the volcano when it erupted once again in 1771

Materials: Wood

Condition: Candlesticks are in excellent original condition

circa 1825

Opus I by Gerda Roze (1995) Pewter Objects The bottom of the columnAbstract monotype collage composition by Gerda Roze. Non objective abstractions have been the common thread in Roze's work since the early 1970s and to reflected her independence and innovation. Her works are represented in corporate and private collections in the USA, Canada and Europe, including 4 prints in the Latvian National Art Museum Arsenals in Riga and six paintings in Diaspora Museum of Latvian Art in Cesis. The work is ready for framing and