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b. 1928 - d. 2013

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Jun. 27, 2026

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $500

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Painted metal Signed on verso. Black "zigzag" metal sculpture with multicolored accents. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Jun. 27, 2026

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $1,500 - $2,500

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Oil on canvas Signed lower right. Colorful abstract composition, framed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Jun. 27, 2026

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $1,500 - $2,500

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Oil on canvas Signed lower right. Colorful abstract composition, framed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • Brother Mel Meyer (American, 1928-2013). Stacked Chair Sculpture (early 20th century). Welded Metal, Enamel Paint.
    May. 09, 2026

    Brother Mel Meyer (American, 1928-2013). Stacked Chair Sculpture (early 20th century). Welded Metal, Enamel Paint.

    Est: $600 - $1,200

    Height 48 in., Width 17 in., Depth 16 in. In 1947, artist Mel Meyer entered the Marianist order and took his final vows in 1952. He earned a BA from Dayton University and his MFA degree at the University of Notre Dame after which he traveled to Europe to study art in France and Switzerland. A prolific painter, sculptor, muralist, handmade paper, textiles, and glass artist, Brother Mels colorful and playful artworks are instantly recognizable and can be seen around the U.S. and Europe, but most especially here in St. Louis, where he was based. Brother Mel is widely known as the founder, Director, and Curator of St. John Vianney High Schools Marianist Galleries where he served as Artist-in-Residence and maintained his art studio for more than 40 years. One sculpture that is a variation on the theme of his stacked chair pieces is familiar to many: Three Stacked Chairs is located in downtown Kirkwood (MO) by the Farmers Market, a location not two miles from Meyers studio.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Mar. 21, 2026

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $2,000 - $4,000

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Steel Unsigned. Geometric outdoor sculpture. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Dec. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $100

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Paper envelope assemblage with pencil Signed and dated 1983 lower right. Mounted on mat board and framed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Dec. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Watercolor and ink on paper Four (4) works including 'Eventide / St. Joseph's Abbey Spencer, Mass.', marker on paper, signed and dated 1984, 'Gloucester, MA', ink on paper, signed and dated 1985 lower right, 'Plymouth, MA', ink on paper, signed and dated 1985 lower right, 'Newburyport, Mass.', watercolor on paper, signed and dated 1991 lower right. All unframed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Dec. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Vic Oil on canvas Titled lower left, signed and dated 4/4/71 lower right. Framed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Dec. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $100 - $200

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St Louis), 1928-2013 Handmade paper Two (2) sheets with geometric decoration, one (1) white sheet with polychrome, the other orange and blue, unframed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Dec. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Metal Wall sculptures with triangle, circle and square cut outs. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Nov. 15, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $1,000 - $3,000

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Brushed steel Signed to base. Vertical sculpture of geometric forms. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Nov. 15, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $100 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Watercolor on paper Signed lower right. Colorful abstract composition, framed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Nov. 15, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $400 - $800

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Brushed steel and glass Stamped signature on base. Geometric steel sculpture with colored glass inserts. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Nov. 15, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $2,000 - $4,000

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Oil on canvas Signed and dated 1986 lower right. Still life with vase of flowers and teacup, framed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Nov. 15, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Metal Signed to verso. Rusted metal disc form wall sculpture. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Nov. 15, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $300 - $600

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Handmade paper on metal frame Unsigned. Colorful, folded handmade paper on a decorative metal frame. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Nov. 15, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $400 - $800

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Brushed steel wall sculpture Signed. Geometric wall sculpture. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Nov. 15, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $1,000 - $2,000

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Brushed steel Signed near base. Sculpture made up of geometric forms. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Nov. 15, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $500

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Handmade paper and metal Signed on mat lower right. Paper with metal leaf inserts, framed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Nov. 15, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $100 - $200

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Painted metal Signed on mount. Wall sculpture with two flowers. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Oct. 31, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Cut metal Signed lower right. Cut curved square pieces alternately turned and joined. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Oct. 31, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Painted steel 2009. Five (5) panels cut into geometric patterns. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 26, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $100

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Watercolor on paper Two (2) works including an adobe church, signed lower right, and a mountain scene, signed lower right. Unframed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 26, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Watercolor on paper Two (2) double-sided works, one (1) unsigned depicting houses, one (1) signed on each side, depicting buildings among trees. Unframed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 26, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Watercolor on paper Three (3) works, signed lower right and titled lower left. Mountain scenes including Berthold Pass and Winter Park, unframed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 26, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $100

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Ink on paper Four (4) ink sketches of Estes Park, Colorado, all signed lower right. Unframed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 26, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $100 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Watercolor and ink on paper Four (4) works including 'Eventide / St. Joseph's Abbey Spencer, Mass.', marker on paper, signed and dated 1984, 'Gloucester, MA', ink on paper, signed and dated 1985 lower right, 'Plymouth, MA', ink on paper, signed and dated 1985 lower right, 'Newburyport, Mass.', watercolor on paper, signed and dated 1991 lower right. All unframed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 26, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Watercolor on Arches paper Three (3) works, all signed and dated 1991 lower right and titled lower left. Views of Maine towns including Kittery, Port Clyde, and Thomaston, unframed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 26, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Watercolor on Arches paper Three (3) works, all signed lower right and titled lower left. Including two (2) of Carrollton, Kentucky and one (1) of Grand Rivers, Kentucky, unframed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 26, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Watercolor on Arches paper Two (2) works, both signed lower right and titled lower left. Including 'Old Monroe, Missouri, Locust and First Street' and 'Woodbine, Iowa', unframed. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Fourteenth Station of the Cross Steel Jesus is laid in the tomb. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Thirteenth Station of the Cross Steel Jesus is taken down from the cross. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Eleventh Station of the Cross Steel Jesus is nailed to the cross. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Tenth Station of the Cross Steel Jesus is stripped of his garments. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Ninth Station of the Cross Steel Jesus falls for the third time. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Eighth Station of the Cross Steel Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Seventh Station of the Cross Steel Jesus falls for the second time. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Sixth Station of the Cross Steel Veronica wipes the face of Jesus. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Fifth Station of the Cross Steel Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus to carry his cross. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Third Station of the Cross Steel Jesus falls for the first time. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Second Station of the Cross Steel Jesus accepts his cross. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $200 - $400

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 First Station of the Cross Steel Jesus is condemned to death. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $400 - $800

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Painted steel Unsigned. Geometric sculpture with central beam. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $400 - $800

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Iron and wood Spiral staircase, deinstalled from the Rooster Gallery on the campus of St. John Vianney. Smaller wall mounted handrail included. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Iron Five (5) handrails / door handles. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Iron Arched stairwell handrail. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Metal Wall sculptures with triangle, circle and square cut outs. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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  • BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)
    Sep. 12, 2025

    BROTHER MEL MEYER (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1928-2013)

    Est: $50 - $150

    Brother Mel Meyer American (St. Louis), 1928-2013 Painted steel 2009. Five (5) panels cut into geometric patterns. Brother Mel Meyer was born in Florissant, MO in 1928 and joined the Marianist order of monks at the age of 19. After achieving his master's degree in art from the University of Notre Dame in 1960, he embarked on an extensive European tour of the arts where he studied under artists Jean Marlot, Ivan Mestrovic, and Jacques le Chevallier. In 1969, Brother Mel opened his studio on Vianney High School campus. During his lifetime, Brother Mel created an estimated 10,000 bodies of work, an achievement that speaks to his diligence and devotion to his art as well as his faith. Brother Mel harnessed a vast array of media from metal sculpture, glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, frescoes, found objects, handmade paper and textiles. His prolificity also led him to constructing furniture, as well as the light fixtures, stained glass windows, and the wall-paneling that graced his studio. In 1997, Anne Brown, owner of The Arts Company, visited Brother Mel's studio culminating in a strong presence of his work in Nashville, Tennessee. Brother Mel Meyer passed away October 12, 2013. Today his work can be found in public spaces throughout St. Louis and the nation, among numerous private and corporate collections.

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