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This exceptional mid-century continuous wire sculpture of the mythological Pegasus is the work of legendary New York City street artist … Read more This exceptional mid-century continuous wire sculpture of the mythological Pegasus is the work of legendary New York City street artist Thai Varick (1941–2001). This sculpture is dated from the 1980s. Masterfully twisted from a single length of wire, the piece features striking stylized wings rising from the stallion's back, capturing a beautiful sense of flight, motion, and raw expressionist form. Varick's brilliant, self-taught folk art technique—the subject of a short documentary film—makes this a rare, deeply storied piece of historic NYC outsider art for any serious sculpture collection. See less
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