A monumental centerpiece of Spanish Brutalism and executive luxury. Standing at an impressive 13.4 inches (34 cm), this "Large Block" sculpture is a premier work from David Marshall’s elite Golf Series. While Marshall is known for smaller commercial trophies, this massive, 10-inch (27 cm) wide architectural block was designed as a high-end gallery piece or a bespoke executive award. The "Marriage of Metals" at Scale • The Design: A heavy, hand-cast aluminum monolith features a dramatic central cutout where a brass-detailed golf club head is suspended in a masterclass of "fused" metalwork. The entire block is anchored by a solid, substantial brass base. • The Signature: This piece features the rare, prominent cursive "D Marshall" signature cast directly into the lower-left face—a mark of his more personal, artist-driven studio works. • Industrial Contrast: The face of the aluminum is hand-polished to a mirror-like sheen, creating a stunning visual tension against the raw, cratered "casting pits" on the industrial edges—David Marshall’s unmistakable signature style. Collector’s Note: The Unengraved Plaque This piece includes a recessed rectangular area designed for a commemorative brass plaque. Because it remains unengraved, the piece retains its purity as a standalone "Art Object." It is not tied to a specific person or event, making it highly desirable for serious design collectors or as a prestigious, blank-slate gift. Ideal for a gallery display for an executive suite, home office / library, living room or entry way. Specifications: • Creator: David Marshall (Signed with cursive "D Marshall") • Origin: Spain (circa 1970s–1990s) • Materials: Heavy Cast Aluminum & Solid Brass • Dimensions: 13.4" H x 10.5" W x 2.28" D (34 x 26.7 x 5.8 cm) • Weight: 6.9 lbs (3.1 kg) • Condition: Good vintage condition with authentic patina and wear consistent with its 30-50 year history. David Marshall David Marshall (b. 1942) is a Scottish-born sculptor and designer who has become one of the most recognizable figures in Spanish Brutalist metalwork. Though he was born in Edinburgh, his artistic identity is inextricably linked to the mountains of southern Spain, where he has lived and worked for over 50 years. Over the decades, Marshall expanded his reach globally, studying traditional carving and welding techniques in Thailand, Java, Bali, and Rajasthan. His work moved from pure sculpture into functional art, including mirrors, furniture, high-end trophies and a notable body of bespoke trophies and awards for private clients and clubs. His pieces remain staples of mid-century modern and contemporary design galleries in New York, London, Madrid, in the Rocky Mountains of Clark, Colorado, valued for their rugged elegance and the distinct "human hand" evident in every casting. Shipping: Due to the significant weight and scale of this "Large Block" model, it will be professionally packed and shipped with full insurance and signature tracking to ensure its safe arrival.