Fritz Maierhofer Articulated Anodised Aluminium Ring

Fritz Maierhofer is one of the most important protagonists of the international art jewellery scene. In 1969-1970, he was among the first European artists to use non-precious materials in an innovative way.
His jewellery can be found in museums and collections such as: Museum of Applied Arts (Vienna), Ministry of Art And Education (Vienna), Jewellery Museum (Pforzheim), Victoria and Albert Museum (London), Goldsmiths Hall (London), National Museum of Scotland, Art Gallery of Western Australia, Dannerstiftung (Munich), Royal College of Art (London), Landesmuseum Joanneu (Graz), Sammlung Inge Asenbaum (Vienna), Helen Drutt Collection (Philadelphia), Lotte Reimers Stiftung (Deidesheim), The Racine Art Museum (Wisconsin) and in various private collections