Welded Steel Abstract Brutalist Figure Sculpture by Donald E. Smith Leroy as evidenced by a mostly

as evidenced by a mostly peeled surface

The blue velvet-lined interior exhibits wear

fitted with thirty small drawers each retaining its original pulls and card frames

The equine motif reflects the era's fascination with heraldic and animal forms

Welded Steel Abstract Brutalist Figure Sculpture by Donald E. Smith Leroy as evidenced by a mostlyExpressive welded steel figural sculpture depicting an abstract human form in a dynamic, lunging pose with one arm raised and the other extended outward. Constructed from an assemblage of welded steel rods, wire, and found metal elements, the figure emphasizes skeletal structure and movement through its open framework. The sculpture is mounted to a rectangular hardwood plinth fitted with a brass nameplate engraved "DONALD E. SMITH 1960." The work