David Paul Bacharach - Metalsmith

For almost 30 years David Paul Bacharach has been creating unique woven metal compositions in his studio in the northern Maryland countryside, drawing from diverse artistic and cultural sources. His jewelry line represents the wearable scale of his unique art.

David Paul Bacharach's art graces an impressive array of public and corporate buildings, museums and numerous private collections, including the White House, the American Embassy in Singapore, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Fidelity Investments, Monsanto Corporation, the Women's and Children's Hospital in Boston, Pennsylvania State University, the American Craft Museum etc.

In the last 25 years, David Paul Bacharach's sculpture and jewelry has been shown in over 50 solo and group exhibitions, from Paris to Philadelphia, Indiana to Ireland and Santa Fe to San Francisco. He has been widely praised for his virtuoso metalwork.

David Paul Bacharach and his unique art have also gained the attention of the national media and the art community. He has been featured twice in HGTV's "Modern Masters" as well as in such prominent publications as the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Chicago Tribune and the Baltimore Sun. He has also been featured in publications of interest to collectors and artists.

Cuff Bracelet with Japanese Stick Pearl
(silver with inlaid woven copper, 4" dia.)

The Cuff Bracelet with Japanese Stick Pearl was part of the 2003 traveling exhibition of Maryland Jewelers and Metalsmiths "Two Capitals", that toured museums in Russia

Art Shows & Galleries featuring David Paul Bacharach's jewelry