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 Studio glassby Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art More info |
 Studio glassby Detroit Institute of Arts More info |
The Aspiring Artist's Studio: Stained Glassby Haim RazEvery project can be completed in a home workshop, using standard glass cutting tools and materials—and throughout the collection, Raz teaches novice ...  More info |
Glass todayby Henry H. Hawley More info |
 Glass today by American studio artistsby Jonathan L. FairbanksThe excitement of contemporary American studio glass, with works ranging from themonumental to the minute, is presented in Glass Today. More info |
American studio glass, 1960-1990by Martha Drexler LynnA unique exploration of the question, can art be fashioned out of glass? More info |
Henry Keck Stained Glass Studio, 1913-1974by Cleota Reed More info |
Contemporary studio glassby Harumi Konishi More info |
Studio glass in the Metropolitan Museum of Artby Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York More info |
Australian studio glassby Noris IoannouThis book gathers up the threads that make up the story of the studio glass movement inAustralia, identifying its founding and successive glass artists, and ... More info |
A passion for glassby Bonita FikeA Passion for Glass is a detailed look at the amazing collection of studio glass given to the Detroit Institute by Aviva and Jack A. Robinson. More info |
Wilson's photographicsby Edward Livingston WilsonSuch an enclosure is called a " glass studio " or " skylight." The former, because it is necessary that it should be of glass in order to admit the light, ... More info |
Contemporary studio glass from the collection of Don and Carol Wiiken, September 27-December 21, 2002by Tweed Museum of Art More info |
British studio glassby Vivienne Sillar More info |
Studio glass, 1960-2000by Graham McLarenThis book considers one of the liveliest areas of the decorative arts to emerge during the second half of the twentieth century. More info |
1998 Baseball Card Price Guideby Robert F Lemke More info |
The economistThe modern studio-glass artist does the whole job. Studio glass at first meant blown glass: melted in a furnace, drawn out red-hot, blown on a pipe, ... More info |
The dictionary of artby Jane Turner More info |
Horizonby Cairns Collection of American Women WritersThey have made glass a sculptural medium, with examples on display at major museums and galleries around the country. This studio-glass movement had a ... More info |
Antique Trader Antiques & Collectibles 2008 Price Guideby Kyle HusfloenPhotos for this category are by Dr. Pina. The Higgins Glass Studio is located at 33 East Quincy Street, Riverside, IL 60546 (708-447- 2787), ... More info |