1970s Glam Purse KENNETH ARONSON bag Ice Cream Cone 1976 Sculpture Elton John

SOMETIMES THE GREATEST TREASURES ARE RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU! AUTHENTIC SILVER LABEL WITH THE LETTER A FOR ARONSON INTACT TALON VINTAGE ZIPPER PRICELESS MUSEUM PIECE - NOT FOR USE! EXTREMELY RARE FASHION PIECE SOLD IN LIMITED BOUTIQUES 70s ELTON JOHN & HIGH FASHION IMAGE TAKEN FROM THE ARTIST PERSONAL SITE. THIS IS NOT FROM ELTON'S ESTATE! WORDS BELOW FROM THE ARTIST GREAT WEBSITE! Aronson designed soft sculpture sold as haute couture in the mid-seventies. Originally sold at Donald Pliner's RBCC in Beverly Hills, Aronson's velvet bananas, ice cream cones, strawberries were worn by Cher and Margeaux Hemmingway as purses. Elton John wore chrome mylar and gold lame versions of the banana's as ties on stage. Aronson made a special computerized ice cream cone sculpture tie for Elton John's 1976 fourth of July BiCentenniel Concert Performance in Boston. Kenneth Aronson is a mid career artist specializing in iconic large scale public and private art. His buildings as Art include architectural design and permanent installation experience ranging to 250,000 square feet under roof and site plans up to 600 acres. He has installed massive temporary pieces on three continents including a million cubic foot work, installed in Tokyo's Buddokan in 9 hours as a one night exhibition for 17,000 people. Kenneth Aronson has worked in Los Angeles, New York, Hong Kong, Japan, France, and Italy . Presently he lives on Marthas Vineyard and is represented by Robert Berman.