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    Bernard Katz Glass - Avelino in Venetian Red

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    Sale: $2,300.00
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    In his Sculptural Series, Bernard Katz combines magnificent color combinations and wonderful flowing forms reminiscent of forms found in nature to create a very contemporary piece of art. In this series, Bernard Katz carves away the brilliant outer layer of glass and sandblasts the inner layer, giving each piece a beautiful flow of soft translucent glass into brilliant colors the form created.

    Bernard designs and executes each piece himself, combining modern equipment and ancient techniques. His shapes are created by hand, blowing the molten glass into his 3 dimensional shapes which then become a canvas of glass onto which the final imagery will be etched.

    The artwork of Bernard Katz is featured in the following books: Contemporary Glass: Color, Light & Form and Object Lessons: Beauty and Meaning in Art by Guild Publishing.

    Approximately 27" x 13" x 5" - All Sizes Approximate. Colors May Vary.

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    Blown Glass by Rollin Karg
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    How does an industrial engineer come to be an accomplished artist? Rollin Karg, engineer turned glassblower, has turned one of his one-time hobbies into a full time career.

    He attributes his artistic inclination in part to a strong desire to work with his hands. Standing under his spectacular awning and facing the furnace he built, Rollin concentrates on working the hot molten glass. Skillfully he turns a flowing globe, adding intricate colorful designs to the crystal clear mass. The fiery furnace and forces of gravity heighten the artists’ exhilaration at bringing dramatic form to the soft, hot glass.

    The excitement is intensified by nature's own beautiful backdrop, and exquisitely unique glass pieces are born. Rollin studied hot glass at Emporia State University while building his first furnace. His birthplace was Columbus, Ohio but was raised in Miami, Florida. We hope that wherever your home may be that you will always enjoy your KARG ART GLASS