American modern master David Hayes created graceful sculptures abstracted from organic forms over an artistic career that spanned six decades. His monumental outdoor sculptures contemplate the relationship between a work of art and the environment it occupies and show the influence of teacher David Smith and friend Alexander Calder.

David Hayes, Exodus, 2001, 78x66x56 inches. Courtesy of the Estate of David Hayes and Burgess Modern + Contemporary

David Hayes, Butterfly, 2004, 57x51x48 inches. Courtesy of the Estate of David Hayes and Burgess Modern + Contemporary

David Hayes, Capricorn, 2004, 66x55x45 inches. Courtesy of the Estate of David Hayes and Burgess Modern + Contemporary

David Hayes. The man of steel

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David Hayes, Study for screen sculpture horizontal, gouache on paper, 30x22.25 in

David Hayes, Sea Ray, gouache on paper, 22.25x30 in

David Hayes, Sunset at the Farm, glazed ceramic plate, 8.50x8.50x0.75 in

David Hayes, Study for polychrome steel wall relief, gouache on paper, 22.25x24 in

David Hayes, Plowed Field, gouache on paper, 19x22 in

David Hayes, Study for monumental sculpture, gouache on paper, 26x22 in

David Hayes, Kaleidoscope, acrylic on canvas, 20x16x2 in

David Hayes, Jazz, acrylic on canvas, 36x36x2 in

David Hayes, Griffon, bronze sculpture with black patina, 28x8x4 in

David Hayes, Rouge et Noir Deux, painted welded steel, 14.50x10.50x9.50 in

David Hayes, Sunrise at farm, gouache on paper, 22.25x30 in

David Hayes, Sylvan Ridge, gouache on paper, 22.25x30 in

David Hayes, Study for landscape, gouache on paper, 22.25x30 in

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