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By Janet Parkhurst
1840s—window glass took a step forward from the cylinder method to experiment with cast and rolled glass. This allowed larger sheets. 1800-1900s—John LaFarge and Louis C. Tiffany and glass chemist,...
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By Janet Parkhurst
In celebration of Utah Valley University’s 75th anniversary in November of 2016, they presented a public art project done in stained glass called Roots of Knowledge. It is a very...
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By Janet Parkhurst
This is a glass blog, so before I launch into trompe l’oeil, I will say something about glass. In Readfield, Maine, there is a building called the Union Meeting House....
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By Janet Parkhurst
Uroboros 60541 cobalt blue with sky blue, cobalt blue rondels and cobalt blue Dalle glass smashed up! Artist is Jane Burke. Note glass countertop. Spandrel glass! Beautiful. The artist is...
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By Janet Parkhurst
I just love this piece from the Glass Craft and Bead Expo. The women represent Earth, Wind, Fire and Water. I love the symbolism, I love that Bonnie used women...
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By Janet Parkhurst
A THOUSAND CRANES Info from Glass Art Magazine, Wikipedia and Philly Voicee Japanese legend is that if you fold 1000 cranes you will be granted a wish by the gods....
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By Janet Parkhurst
1908 I am a fan of the Morse Museum. The Morse is in the college town of Winter Park, Fl. They have an extensive collection of Tiffany artwork. This is...
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By Janet Parkhurst
All this info comes from the Epilepsy Foundation site and note that the pyramids rights are protected. I never had the privilege of knowing Kevin, but I know his mom,...
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By Janet Parkhurst
Mary Harris is an artist from Wisconsin. She has a studio called Harris Art Glass. Mary came to my attention once before when she was winner in the Gallery of...
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By Janet Parkhurst
This is the 2022 1st place winter in the CBS Dichroic by Design Contest The artist is Jackie MacDonald of New Zealand This piece is called “Memories of Christchurch. 2022...
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By Janet Parkhurst
One of the very exciting things we get to do in this industry is to restore windows. These are generally from churches, and they are usually over 100 years old....
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By Janet Parkhurst
I recently visited The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum. It was my third trip, so that tells you something. The bonus was that I took my adult daughter, Soo, and she...
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