Wall Clock Brutalist, black steel, golden brass, Germany, 1970s
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This German wall clock from the 1970s exemplifies brutalist design sensibilities, infused with strong mid-century modern influences. The construction features a round, matte brass face with a soft, golden hue and a subtle satin sheen. Surrounding the dial, elongated black steel elements radiate outward, each hour marked by a black metal rod tipped with a teardrop-shaped brass accent. Curved black connectors create an openwork, geometric structure, giving the clock a dynamic presence and a sense of lightness despite the robust materials. The hands are flat, black, and angular, echoing the overall graphic rhythm. The use of brass and painted steel ensures durability and a distinct contrast in tones. The clock is fitted with a new quartz movement. Diameter: 31 cm. The piece is preserved in very good condition, with only minor signs of patina and gentle wear typical of its era. The form of this clock tells the story of 1970s German design, a time of bold experimentation with metal—balancing weight and transparency through structure and rhythm. The radiating elements convey a raw energy, as if time itself were given physical expression. The interplay of golden brass and matte black metal speaks of light and shadow; each teardrop detail marks its own beat in a stylised sunburst or floral motif—symbols of strength and continuity. Patina on the surface is more than a trace of years; it is a mark of
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Height31 cm
Width31 cm
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Width31 cm
Height31 cm
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