Superb Greg Copeland Mixed Media on Wood in a Heavy Lucite 3-D Box Frame  Wall Art Circa 1983

Measurements:  35"T x 35"W x 5"D (88.9cm x 88.9cm x 12.7cm)

Markings: Hand-signed and dated in the bottom left corner, with the original Copeland Art Sticker on Back and all original paperwork

Weight: 43 lbs.

An extraordinary large-scale dimensional mixed-media wall sculpture by American artist Greg Copeland, hand signed and dated 1983.

Measuring an impressive 35 inches square, this remarkable composition combines geometric precision with richly textured materials, creating a fascinating interplay of pattern, color, light, and shadow.

The artwork features an intricate arrangement of individually mounted rectangular panels, organized into closely spaced vertical columns against a sophisticated charcoal-gray background.

Each textured element is decorated in a beautifully restrained palette of warm ochre, earthy rust, taupe, ivory, gray, and black.

The surfaces display a wonderful variety of painterly treatments, including irregular linear patterns, mottled areas, and beautifully weathered-looking passages of color.

Individually attached to the painted wooden backing, the elements project outward at approximately 45-degree angles, creating a striking sculptural effect.

The alternating orientation of the panels generates a wonderful visual rhythm, with each row casting subtle shadows onto those beneath it.

The result is an extraordinary marriage of abstract painting, geometric sculpture, and textile-inspired design.

An Architectural Study in Dimension and Movement

What makes this artwork especially captivating is its remarkable three-dimensional construction.

Viewed directly from the front, the closely arranged panels create an intricate composition reminiscent of woven fabric, architectural louvers, or overlapping shingles.

From an angle, the full depth of the individually mounted elements becomes apparent, transforming the composition into an elaborate sculptural landscape.

As the surrounding light changes throughout the day, shadows move across the textured surfaces, revealing different aspects of the artwork's dimensional construction.

The warm earth-toned palette contrasts beautifully with the charcoal-gray backing, creating both visual warmth and architectural sophistication.

Its bold geometry and experimental use of materials embody the creative spirit of 1980s Postmodern design.

Substantial Lucite Shadow-Box Presentation

The dimensional composition is housed within an exceptionally substantial clear Lucite box frame measuring approximately five inches deep.

The transparent enclosure provides an elegant architectural presentation while protecting the intricate sculptural elements within.

The charcoal-gray backing creates a dramatic backdrop for the warm metallic and earth-toned colors, while the clear frame allows the composition's impressive depth to be appreciated from different viewing angles.

The substantial construction gives this artwork a commanding presence, making it especially suited for a large living room, executive office, architectural foyer, gallery wall, or sophisticated commercial interior.

A Versatile Modernist Statement

This striking artwork complements a variety of design aesthetics, including:

Mid-Century Modern, Postmodern, Brutalist, Contemporary, Organic Modern, Industrial, and Eclectic interiors.

Its sophisticated neutral palette pairs beautifully with walnut, teak, travertine, natural stone, black lacquer, leather, and polished metals.

Equally compelling against pale architectural walls or dramatic charcoal backgrounds, this piece makes a wonderful focal point without relying on bright or overwhelming color.

Its generous proportions and substantial dimensional construction give it the presence of a standalone gallery artwork.

Original Identification & Documentation

The artwork is hand signed and dated 1983 in the lower left corner.

It also retains its original Copeland Art identification label and accompanying original paperwork.

These surviving elements provide valuable historical context and documentation for the piece.

Condition & Care

This vintage artwork is in excellent overall condition.

The dimensional mixed-media composition is beautifully preserved, with no damage noted to the individually mounted elements.

The substantial clear Lucite enclosure has been carefully removed, cleaned, and polished both inside and out using Novus® Plastic Polish.

The cleaning process substantially improved its clarity and minimized the appearance of surface scratches.

The frame displays only very minor remaining wear consistent with age, with no cracks, chips, or crazing noted.

Please note that certain photographs were taken with the Lucite cover removed to better illustrate the dimensional details and surface textures of the artwork.

The artwork has been carefully reassembled and is ready for display.

Any photographs showing furniture or additional décor are included only to demonstrate styling and scale. Only the sculpture is included with the purchase.

Professionally boxed and ready to ship immediately.

Shipping Info: 40"H x 40"W x 7"D    55 Lbs.