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Glass Art:     more books (100)

Glass Art by Peter Layton, 1996-11 Glass Candlesticks of the Depression Era by Gene Florence, Cathy Florence, 2006-05-15 Lark Studio Series: Art Tiles by Ray Hemachandra, 2010-10-05 Beyond Basic Stained Glass Making: Techniques and Tools to Expand Your Abilities (Stackpole Beyong Basics) Techniques of Glass Engraving by Peter Dreiser, Jonathan Matcham, 2008-05-01 Depression Era Art Deco Glass (Schiffer Book for Collectors) by Leslie Pina, Paula Ockner, 1999-01 The Big Book of Fenton Glass by John Walk, 2004-02 390 Traditional Stained Glass Designs (Dover Pictorial Archive Series) by Hywel G. Harris, 1996-02-29 Art Nouveau Windows Stained Glass Pattern Book (Dover Pictorial Archive Series) by Carolyn Relei, 2000-04-19 Fifty Years of Collectible Glass 1920-1970: Easy Identification and Price Guide : Tableware, Kitchenware, Barware and Water Sets (Identification and Price Guide , Vol 1) by Tom Bredehoft, Neila Bredehoft, 1997-12 Dichroics: Art Glass All Dressed Up by Jackie Paciello-Truty, 2002-11 Paper Stained Glass: Color-by-Number Art for Your Windows (Klutz) Lamination (Glass Handbooks) by George Papadopoulos, 2011-03-15 The Arts of Fire: Islamic Influences on Glass and Ceramics of the Italian Renaissance

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61. CRAFTS : Other : Glass Art : DIY Network
    Kathy Peterson demonstrates a decorative way to embellish a fishbowl.  
    http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/gl_other/article/0,2025,DIY_13839_2270152,00.html
    
    Extractions: Squirt yellow and orange Gallery Glass Paint onto a plastic sheet or mat in a swirling motion, overlaying the colors. Spread the paint evenly over the plastic sheet with a palette knife, mixing the colors together ( figure A ). When the paint dries, it can be removed from the sheet in one piece. Squeeze out different color combinations on plastic sheets, and let the paint dry ( figure B Make a starfish from blue Gallery Glass Paint by squeezing out a dot of paint and drawing out star points from the center of the dot with the tip of the paint bottle ( figure C Lift the paint off the plastic mat. It will have a translucent look and the consistency of pliable plastic. Cut off a small piece of the paint, place it over a picture of a fish, trace around the image with a black marker, and cut out with scissors. Or simply cut freehand shapes (

62. CRAFTS : Other : Gallery-Glass Art : DIY Network
    Gallery glass is used to achieve the look of stainedglass art.  
    http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/gl_other/article/0,2025,DIY_13839_2273945,00.html
    
    Extractions: Clean styrene blank with glass cleaner to remove any dust or static. Place pattern beneath styrene blank, securing with tape if needed. Rub silver gilding medium over the lead strips and circles; buff with soft cloth or paper towel ( figure A Place strips where indicated on pattern to form outlines ( figure B ). Use cutting tool for precise cuts and measurements.

63. LightGarden Glass Art - Stained Glass Art, Supplies And Classes
    Artist Jessica Rose Carrara presents stained glass panels, sandblasted glassand art glass jewelry.  
    http://www.lightgarden.net/

64. The International Guild Of Glass Artists
    An international nonprofit association of artists and craftspeople who work with glass as their medium of expression.  
    http://www.igga.org/
    
    Extractions: to encourage education and promote excellence in the glass arts." 'Red Octopus' by Member Steve Meyer, Ohio Click to see more about this Featured Artist The International Guild of Glass Artists, Inc. is an international non-profit association of artists, artisans and craftspeople who work with glass as a crafts and art medium. You can check out our list of members , find a member near you, or just visit our member websites . You can even see a slide show of glass work.

65. Glass Art
    Handmade glass art, beads, blown glass, scuptures, hand crafted jewelry, and more.  
    http://www.sightquest.com/art/glass-art-3346.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Art Crafts Glass Art PREMIUM LISTINGS Kane Marie Fine Art Gallery Fine art glass gallery, online and with a physical location featuring over 500 artist and over 3500 items and growing every day in our online catalog. http://www.kanemarie.com (sponsored) NJM Gallery of Art Glass Offering art glass online since 1995, NJM has 300 pages featuring 120 exciting U.S. glass artists. Browse their catalog of decorative vases, paperweights and more. New arrivals added daily. http://www.njmgallery.com (sponsored) Art Glass for Collectors Find an elegant selection of fine art glass for beginning and advanced collectors. We have been specialists in contemporary glass for the last 35 years. http://www.lightoperagallery.com (sponsored) SwedishArtglass.com - Save up to 70% http://www.swedishartglass.com (sponsored)

66. THE COLLECTOR’S GUIDE: GLASS ART IN NEW MEXICO
    Santa Fe is a center of glass art. Since its beginning, some of the greatestmakers of glass art travel to Pilchuck each summer to teach.  
    http://www.collectorsguide.com/fa/fa016.shtml
    
    Extractions: 24"H x 16"W x 9"D The use of glass as art is a tradition that can be traced back at least to Roman times. But over the past 30 years, the studio art-glass movement has become a revolution, liberating the medium of glass, the means of expression, and the artisan from the factory and its utilitarian focus. The American studio art-glass movement began in Wisconsin in 1962 under the guidance of Harvey Littleton . Littleton is a teacher and mentor, a legend among artist-craftsmen whose palette is fire. His influence has been felt throughout America and, through his students, throughout the world. One student, Dale Chihuly , creator of sweeping forms of dazzling blown glass, is not only one of America's best known living glass artists, but also the person most responsible for the surging attention being given to the studio art-glass movement. Harvey Littleton and Dale Chihuly's influence and inspiration quickly produced fruit in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In Santa Fe, the art-glass movement began in 1968 with the opening of

67. Art Review: 'Matter' Is More Proof That Glass Art Matters
    Art Review Matter is more proof that glass art matters. Saturday, August 23,2003. By Mary Thomas, PostGazette Art Critic  
    http://www.post-gazette.com/ae/20030823thomas0823p5.asp
    
    Extractions: Art Review: 'Matter' is more proof that glass art matters Saturday, August 23, 2003 By Mary Thomas, Post-Gazette Art Critic With her engaging exhibition "Matter," Brooklyn artist Jill Reynolds not only shakes up standard expectations of what glass art looks like, but also throws into question isolate readings of scientific precepts. This glass skeleton by Jill Reynolds, titled "Gnomon" the word for the column on a sundial that casts the shadow adds a reminder of mortality to the passing of time. In the background, "Beauty," from 2000, comprises mirrored glass letters that tempt the viewer, in vain, to look for his reflection. Click photo for larger image. Reynolds was artist-in-residence earlier this year at the Pittsburgh Glass Center in Friendship, which has already reconfigured the face of glass for local audiences although it hasn't yet reached its second anniversary. Intent upon putting Pittsburgh on the map as a nationally and internationally important site for studio glass education and creation, the center also has in its mission the support of glass artists and the education of the public about contemporary glass through exhibitions and talks.

68. Art Preview: Glass Center's Goal To Foster Creativity Reflected In New Installat
    The Lebanon, Pa., artist, considered influential in glassart circles, They researched world-class glass art shops in Washington and New York and began  
    http://www.post-gazette.com/ae/20020515glass2.asp
    
    Extractions: September 21, 2005 News Sports Lifestyle Classifieds ... About Us Take me to... Search Local News Nation/World Sports Obituaries Lifestyle Business Opinion Photo Journal Weather Classifieds PG Store PG Delivery Web Extras Contact Us About Us Help Corrections Site Map Previous Articles Movies/Videos TV/Radio Events Calendar ... Art Preview: Glass Center's goal to foster creativity reflected in new installation Wednesday, May 15, 2002 By John Hayes, Post-Gazette Staff Writer Just a touch sets "The River" in motion. A wisp of breeze nudging the suspended mobile of oddly cut, hand-blown glass plates creates a ripple that grows to waves of light and shadow projected and reflected onto the walls, ceiling and floor of the Pittsburgh Glass Center gallery. As artist Robin Stanaway became familiar with Pittsburgh, she defined the city as a place that is "about motion and fluidity." With that idea in mind, she created "The River," a mobile of oddly cut, hand-blown glass plates. (Lake Fong, Post-Gazette) The installation by artist-in-residence Robin Stanaway, which opens to the public on Friday, is as much about light, glass and the physics of fluidity as it is about Stanaway's perception of her temporary Pittsburgh home.

69. ART-ATLAS.NET : Top > Art Craft / Artisanat D’Art > Glass / Verre
    glass art, glasswork from Lauscha Detail Tell a Friend We show glass art,christmas tree decoration, glasswork from Lauscha.  
    http://www.art-atlas.net/browse.php?cat=184

70. : ELLEN MANDELBAUM GLASS ART :
    Specializing in glass painting and stained glass work for large architectural installations.  
    http://www.emglassart.com/

71. Debbie Tarsitano, Master Glass Artist
    Debbie Tarsitano, Master glass artist. An article from the Virtual Glass Museum,with photographs and text.  
    http://www.glass.co.nz/tarsitano.html
    
    Extractions: Debbie Tarsitano has been developing encased flamework sculptural art for the last 25 years, and has become a world leader in the art of fine encased design. But Debbie did not start out as a glass artist. Her father, Delmo, was a fine art painter, and at an early age Debbie was attracted to art, greatly influenced by visits with her parents to the Metropolitian Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. She studied painting throughout her childhood and later as an adult at Hofstra University, as a student of Art and Journalism. Debbie went on to study privately mastering oriental brush painting studying with Shigeo Ishi of Japan and Mrs. Sun Lee of MIT. In her early 20's Debbie and her father Delmo Tarsitao developed a passion for collecting glass and exploring it as an artistic medium. The two started Tarsitano Studio in the mid 1970s to pursue their love of glass art. Starting from scratch with a small torch and a card table in a room built onto their garage, the father-daughter team embarked on a journey to master the complexities of working with glass. At that time all glass artists learned as they worked, creating art by experimental trial and error because schools and universities did not yet teach flame work in their art programs. Glass artists also had difficulty finding the materials and equipment they needed to work; Debbie and Delmo overcame their share of such hardships. Delmo hand-fashioned most of the tools used in the studio. The two sought out glass supplies wherever they could find them, often from leftover stocks of failed glass factories. The early studio was a hodgepodge of some store-bought equipment and mostly hand-made tools not a pretty sight. Persistence, patience and most importantly, creativity and quality of design ruled the earliest years of their studio.

72. Garry Nash: New Zealand Glass Today. Feature Article From The Virtual Glass Muse
    Even at that early stage Garry Nash was recognised by art glass collectors These took the glass art world by storm, with exhibitions in the USA, Japan,  
    http://www.glass.co.nz/nash.htm
    
    Extractions: There is no long history of glass making traditions in New Zealand. During the nineteenth century several efforts were made to start a glassworks here, but all of them failed after only a short time. There was not even a successful bottle factory until the early part of the 20th century. Studio glass works, like Garry Nash's Auckland studio pictured above, sprang up in the mid to late 1970's, inspired by major artists from overseas. Today's New Zealand glass artists enjoy a freedom from concepts and constraints tied to the past. As Garry Nash himself put it, "Working in the relative isolation of New Zealand unencumbered by rigid parochial European traditions of glass style and technique has allowed me the freedom to develop a unique style reflecting the New Zealand environment". Garry's work has always been innovative, exciting, and challenging. Over the past twenty five years, since he first committed himself fully to glass in 1979, Garry's work has been easy to recognise for his distinctive statements about modern life expressed in the brilliantly versatile medium of glass. Even before he owned his own furnace, Garry was making significant sculptural pieces from segments of glass combined together. Left above: "Moonrise over Ponsonby" Garry Nash, 1993. One of the "bill poster" series approximately 20 inches tall.

73. White Wolf Gallery Of Glass Art
    Stained Glass by DeCola and Eusebi. Index of Stained Glass Pages. Divas Lewnett Stained Glass. Pyramid Boxes Main Stained Glass Page Home To Order  
    http://www.rainbowcrystal.com/sg/sg.html

74. Glass Art Visions - Hand Blown Glass Art Gallery, Blown Glass Creations, Blown G
    Hand blown glass art pieces, which are individually signed by the romanian artistMihai Topescu, with permanent exhibit in Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada.  
    http://www.glassartvisions.com/
    
    Extractions: var vRoot = ''; var sc_project=569110; var sc_partition=4; var sc_security="a665af70"; var sc_invisible=1; Home items in Cart. Total amount: $0.00 US Checkout Glass Art Visions Gallery is delighted to exhibit the exceptional glass creations by the well known and talented European glassmasters Mihai Topescu, Ioan Nemtoi and Canadian Robert Held.

75. Handthrown Pottery - Slumped And Stained Glass - Sconces - Berkson Pottery
    Online gallery with prices and images of showroom, studio and work.  
    http://berksonpottery.com/

76. Diamond-Engraved Glass Art
    DiamondEngraved glass art. Home Gallery Store Contact. Hand Crafted byTyger Valverde. All items are lovingly hand carved.  
    http://pages.zdnet.com/tygerclinic/diamondengravedglassart/
    
    Extractions: All items are lovingly hand carved. Items with artwork are unique one-of-a-kind creations. Some items can be customized with your name, initials, or special event, or with a design of your chosing. Special orders are pre-pay only. Items in the GALLERY are samples of my work. They were special orders or have already been sold. These pictures give you an idea of what type of work I do. GALLERY Items in the STORE are for sale. There is only one of each item. No guarantees as to availability can be given. STORE Items are available directly from Tyger Valverde or are offered by consignment at the specified locations. This site is a member of WebRing.

77. Art Glass Fused Dichroic Glass Jewelry
    Glass Works makes fused dichroic glass jewelry and art glass, art, necklaces,earrings glass art by Sandy Lathrop.  
    http://www.rogueweb.com/glassworks/
    
    Extractions: We feature an Online Shopping cart for your convenience or you can use our request form, mail-in form, or e-mail. Sandy's work can be seen in fine gift stores throughout the USA and locally at the Circle of Wolves Gallery in Wolf Creek Oregon, next to the Historic Wolf Creek Inn. Discount prices on orders of $125.00 & up. For orders $250.00 and over an additional 10% discount will be available. See "

78. Aotearoa.co.nz ~ Koru Glass Art By Venus Hot Glass, Christchurch, New Zealand
    Aotearoa.co.nz ~ New Zealand art. Koru glass art by Venus Hot Glass, New Zealandglass blowers.  
    http://www.aotearoa.co.nz/venus/

79. The Sonoma Wine Country Glass Art Bead Festival
    glass art Bead Festival August 2021, 2005 gemstones, findings, collectibleglass art and jewelry, a truly exciting West Coast shopping extravaganza.  
    http://www.interweave.com/bead/events/Sonoma-SoftFlex.asp

80. Art Design - Art Glass Design - Art Design Glass - Glass Art Design
    CAFFE FLORIAN VENICE Art design - Art glass design - Art design glass - Glassart design.  
    http://www.caffeflorian.com/art_design.html
    
    Extractions: Art design CAFFE FLORIAN VENICE - Art design - Art glass design - Art design glass - Glass art design Most of the works exhibited at the Florian are now part of the Caffè’s private collection and are often lent to important museums, such as the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the Guggenheim Museum in New York, on the occasion of special events. Art design - Art glass design - Art design glass - Glass art design The world of music is not neglected either. During the warm season, April to October, Florian’s offers the best in music. Leading café-concert musicians present a rich repertoire of classical music, pop, favourite evergreens, and extracts from operas and operettas. art design design glass Glass art design Set tea porcelaine ... Gaetano Pesce

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