Wharton Esherick Mirror

A sculptural cherrywood mirror by Wharton Esherick, dating to the 1960s. Handmade with an emphasis on form and material, the piece reflects Esherick’s approach to woodworking as sculpture. Its generous scale makes it a striking focal point above a console or in an entryway.

A pioneer of the American studio furniture movement, Esherick brought an artist’s sensibility to everyday objects. 

About Wharton Esherick
A Philly born, American artist and craftsman who pioneered the Postwar American Studio Craft Movement. After graduating from Pennsylvania Museum School of Industrial Arts, he moved to Paoli, PA in order to live a lifestyle more immersed in nature. His pieces combine modern art with hand woodworking that produce angular and prismatic forms influenced by German Expressionism and Cubism. 

Origin: USA 

Period: 1960's

Dimensions: 51.5”H x 45.5”W x 8.25”D
Weight: 60 LBS

Materials: Cherry, Mirrored Glass

Provenance: Acquired from Esherick by the Lehrer Family

Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition. Small scratch on upper right hand corner (see image 5)

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