Women Working in Glass by Lucartha Kohler

Women Working in Glass by Lucartha KohlerTable of Contents OUR NOTES: This is a beautiful, well written premium quality book which provides in depth profiles of women artists around the world, with special attention paid to women glass artists from 1960 through the 1990s. Consequently, hand crafted pieces created by them should still be widely available. This is a book any glass gallery host hostess will be proud to show on display for browsing by guests. Glass collectors with a taste for

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OUR NOTES:

This is a beautiful, well written premium quality book which provides in depth profiles of women artists around the world, with special attention paid to women glass artists from 1960 through the 1990s. Consequently, hand crafted pieces created by them should still be widely available.

This is a book any glass gallery/ host/ hostess will be proud to show on display for browsing by guests. Glass collectors with a taste for modern undiscovered classics will wish to carefully study these pages to add new artists to their glass collecting.

There is an in-depth profile of each artists, along with large full color examples of some of their more stunning examples. --- John K, Collector Bookstore staff.

PUBLISHER'S REVIEW

Here is an inspiring collection of glass art made by women artists, along with their stories told in their own words. Throughout the early and mid 20th century, women had difficulty finding support in many art mediums. This book displays over 40 talented female artists who have triumphed in the world of glass art, including Asa Brandt, Yoko Ono, and Linda MacNeill. Coming from the 1960s to contemporary times, their beautiful sculptures, mosaics, and delicate creations are illustrated in over 350 dazzling color photographs. This book is a must-have for collectors, enthusiasts, historians studying the studio glass movement, and especially aspiring young artists.

378 color and b/w photos