The official site of glass artist Toots Zynsky.
When viewing works made of glass I usually have two thoughts in mind: simplicity and functionality. A lot of European glassmakers tend to have this idea that they need to separate artwork from design work, ie they won't make glassware that doesn't have some sort of 'style' attached to it. This may mean making an object that's purely decorative, or alternatively attaching a particular style or colour scheme to each one. Personally, I don't feel ...
PROBABLY ST. LOUIS OR CLICHY, MID-19TH CENTURY,
Andrey Cherkasov
A 'PEZZATI' VASE, CIRCA 1956
Nick Leonoff's portfolio of blown and carved glass vessels, bowls, vases, sculpture and wall pieces. Featuring contemporary and modern designed individual blown glass works.
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After the cold must come the heat! The “Canyon and Deserts” series are inspired by landscapes all over the planet...
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Vintage Venetians — The George R. Stroemple Collection
Amanda Simmons: Labyrinth of love #2
Picasso ceramics, once dismissed as little more than tourist souvenirs, are among the fastest-growing collectibles market.
As one of the most successful artistic partnerships in Australia, the glass of Ben Edols and Kathy Elliott has received international recognition. Over the last thirty years, they have collaborated on artwork that has inspired many through its beautiful and … Continue reading →
Ritsue Mishima - Artworks - Pierre Marie Giraud, Brussels, ParisJapanese, born in 1962 in KyotoLives and works in Venice, ItalyWith her fascination for the plays of light and transparency, Ritsue Mishima is at home in Venice - surrounded by the water. Working in close collaboration with the city’s artisans, the Japanese artist orchestrates in the furnaces of glass blowers, the production of her artworks in an attempt to capture and shape light itself.Her energetic and sculptural production exclusively uses colourless glass, which imbues the objects with the chance and accident of a making process that passes between many hands.The work of Ritsue Mishima is included in the collections of Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris, Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam.
Vases created by Italain glass artist Lino Tagliapietra .
Ceramics & Glass | The Baptist collection of decorative arts
Lampe 'Échassier', grand modèle, édition Artcurial, vers 1990
