~Turkish Proverb
Metalwork this Art Thursday. I wanted to focus on wrought iron, but once I read about it for a while, I realized that I can't tell the difference between items that are wrought iron and ones that aren't. So here are items that were all called "wrought iron" and maybe they even are :-):
New Orleans - French Quarter "Miltenberger House"
photo by David Ohmer
Gresham Palace - Interior Detail
photo by Steve Silverman
Gate reflection
photo by Rev Stan
Detail of an Art Nouveau hand-rendered wrought iron gate by Emile Robert, ca. 1900
photo by Mark B. Schlemmer
Charleston Wrought Iron Fence
photo by Terence Faircloth
Abbey church in the Säben Abbey in South Tyrol
photo by Wolfgang Moroder
Okay, so the wrought iron is not really the main feature of this shot, but it took my fancy anyway:
Parasols, Barcelona
photo by Luigi Anzivino
Links:
The Museum Le Secq des Tournelles
Metal Museum in Tennessee
Philip Simmons, Blacksmith
1 comment:
Wrought iron is definitely cool. I think it's "worked iron" (from the medieval version of worked). Whereas cast iron is iron that has been cast in molds. Hard to see the difference, though, sometimes!
These are great examples, especially the detail of the Emile Robert gate.
But as much as I admire and enjoy the wrought iron on the Barcelona balcony, that is one exceptional piece of art on the wall next to it!
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