Ralph Wickstrom Art
Ralph Wickstrom is a retired college professor who has been living in Ripon, Wisconsin since 1961. His interest in and involvement with art over a period of more than three decades has recently led to a change from primarily collecting to producing artwork. Since retirement, he has devoted most of his productive effort to the making of indoor and outdoor metal sculptures from scrap steel. Ralph finds it challenging and deeply satisfying to give new life to scrap steel, or as sculptor Isamu Noguchi eloquently put it, to "reincarnate it as a creation." Universally appealing geometric forms and abstract shapes are the basic elements used in his compositions.
1990s Abstract Ralph Wickstrom Art
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1990s Abstract Ralph Wickstrom Art
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Early 2000s Abstract Ralph Wickstrom Art
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Early 2000s Abstract Ralph Wickstrom Art
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Early 2000s Abstract Ralph Wickstrom Art
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Early 2000s Abstract Ralph Wickstrom Art
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2010s Abstract Geometric Ralph Wickstrom Art
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2010s Abstract Ralph Wickstrom Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Ralph Wickstrom Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Geometric Ralph Wickstrom Art
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2010s Abstract Ralph Wickstrom Art
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Corrina Sephora"Somewhere Between the Deep Blue Sea and the Edge of the Universe I" - Nevelson, 2019
2010s Abstract Ralph Wickstrom Art
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Mid-20th Century Abstract Ralph Wickstrom Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Geometric Ralph Wickstrom Art
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2010s Abstract Ralph Wickstrom Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Geometric Ralph Wickstrom Art
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1980s Abstract Geometric Ralph Wickstrom Art
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Early 2000s Abstract Expressionist Ralph Wickstrom Art
Steel, Stainless Steel
Early 2000s Abstract Ralph Wickstrom Art
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Early 2000s Abstract Geometric Ralph Wickstrom Art
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