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Portrayed here is a my sister-in-law’s great grandmother. Her life path was one of physical labor. With eleven children and no voice – ever – written on her face is her story. It was not filled with kindness.
This art glass lamp is rendered in powder materiel, without fluids. Her hair and mouth are in Fractured Cherry. Her face is dominated by Ski-Doo Yellow and Skiers Blue. Also displayed are daubs in Stone Black, Green Ice and eyelets of clear glass. Her profile floats in doodle strewn background of glittery Polaris Blue.
4 X 10 In.
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Leaves of this tree contain eucalypti oil. This oil is used for medicinal purposes, including for mental clarity. This lamp attempts to portray a simple way to prove this to yourself, by just gazing at the moon. If you stand looking up through a eucalyptus tree at a full moon, many of the leaves reflect a silver light. Like a Christmas tree with silver bulbs, many leaves will stand out amongst their darkened neighbors and shimmer brightly.
On this lamp, the leaves are rendered in either Emperor’s Gold with a translucent red heart, or lavender with a Silver central vein. Scene from the reverse side these leaves shimmer in a bold red and silver. The leaves appear to be fish swimming in a moonlit pond.
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4 X 10 In.
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A white mist blankets a lake. You are gazing at it through a drapery of ginkgo leaves in fall colors of golden brown and yellows . The name of these colors: “Spanish Fly” and “Orange peel”. Beyond, a crimson sun streaked with clouds sets over a distant mountain range. Seven separate glaze colors are used to depict this setting. The composition simply emerged from working on several of my prior lamps.
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4 X 10 In.
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$300.00
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There’s a technique developed in raku pottery where they create vibrant wriggles of black lines. They use horse tail hairs. Just what I need to depict nuclear fission where subatomic debris flies off in all directions. Sketched on a glossy, vivid blue and silver glazed surface, I’ve combined this technique with dry powder coating. On this table lamp, a composition of transparent circles is connected with random lines. Circles and patterns transpose on each other as the lamp is rotated.
4 X 10 In.
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This lamp celebrates my most essential supplier, Precision Powders (PP). Their products, fusion-bond powder coating, happen to be foundational to what I create. Instead of liquid paint, these dry powders glaze under heat. PP offers a huge variety of colors and finishes. Without first creating and perfecting my own techniques for applying powder material onto glass, I could not create any of my lamps and the projections they display.
Here, I composed twigs of ginkgo leaves encircling the lamp. This arrangement enabled me to display a small selection of PP colors. There are nine separate powder colors displayed. Also, on several leave, there’s a topping gloss layer.
4 X 10 In.
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On a glass cylinder, can two figures be transformed into one? On this art glass lamp, a woman and her cat play ”peek-a-boo, I see you.” As you rotate this lamp, the cat comes to nuzzle her chin. From a black cloud of hair at the top, her face is suspended. While from the black cloud circling base, the cat’s head emerges. Las Vegas Nights, the name for this color, units these two figures. One of my favorite colors, this black becomes luminous. It contains flecks that change color across the rainbow of as the light angle shifts.
Silvertone highlights the Cat’s whiskers and features. This creates a striking depiction of the cat’s head. Especially when viewed from within the cylinder when lit by the LED. Translucent Soft Candy Red sparkle in the cat’s collar and the hair brooch above her left cheek along with the art nouveau doodles the decorate the field.
4 X 10 In.
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This unique art glass lamp portrays a bouquet of Red Daisies set against a solid black background. The petals are in a translucent Soft Candy Red. The stems are in silver paired with a clear glass line. Given the solid black ground, this glass art lamp broadcasts a wonderland of red and rainbow colors on any nearby surface.
FOUND A NEW HOME
2.5 X 10 In.
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Photographs of flowers frozen in thin slabs of ice, Justus and Helen Schlichting have perfected into an art medium. Forever, their flowers dwell in a dynamic setting more alive than those found in any book of biological specimens. On this art glass lamp, I display their frozen Iceland Poppy. Expressing the poppy petals along with the swarm of bubbles swept me into their creative stream.
The petals are show in the translucent powder material called “soft candy red.” Petals are predominantly a translucent layer while shaded areas are a mixture of red with holographic black. Patterns of eyelets hint at the bubbles. They display either clear glass or the silver layer underlying the red. The central stamen is shown in orange. A matte white backdrop including patterns of eyelets suggests a frozen pond.
Altogether, this art glass lamp portrays a bold and elegant abstraction. It has powerful appeal in dim light when it broadcasts a riot of colors and patterns.
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4 X 10 In.
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The winner of the 2022 Lion’s Club International Peace Poster Contest was thirteen-year-old Anje Rozan of Slovenia. Her poster is titled, “We Are All Connected.” I created this lamp using the imagery of her poster as an expression of my gratitude to Anje for her uplifting painting. Her imagery has a powerful impact on people. This lamp is my gift to Anje.
In Anje’s words: “Humans are woven together; if someone gives up, others fall.”
A GIFT TO ANJE ROZEN
4 X 10 In.
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Jaxson was a seven-year-old smile walking around as a boy. He loved baseball. Tragically, in 2024 a DIPG brain tumor cut him from the roster. He was treated at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. This lamp is a memorial commissioned by a close friend of Jaxson’s mother, Carisa Rand. This lamp is now displayed at the Naturalist Gallery, Washington, D.C.
FOUND A NEW HOME
4 X 10 In.
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On this unique art glass lamp, a fire cracker red sun descends through streaks of clouds above a distant mountainscape in this unique art glass lamp. At its feet, a lake shimmers with translucent blue ripples. Anchoring this tableau is a mature cherry tree with blossoms in pink and red. As the lamp rotates, branches and blossoms transit across the lake, mountains and sun displaying an ever-changing panorama or dreamscape.
SHOWCASED at Gallerium’s “LIGHTS Shadows REFLECTIONS 2025” exhibition.
4 X 10 In.
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$325.00
This unique art glass lamp portrays the ancient Greek goddess Athena: goddess of wisdom, warfare and handicraft. Athena is the sister to Persephone. She gazes at you from this lamp with an alluring image of elegance and intrigue. Athena’s commanding expression changes it’s composition with differing angles of viewing. Her tresses encircle this lamp. Lit by the sun while shaded on the underside, her hair is adorned with gold jewelry and festooned with flowers shown in three translucent colors.
4 X 10 In.
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This striking blue bird is partially hidden by the sandy background. It perches amongst plum blossoms in pink and translucent, soft candy red. The promise of spring in full splendor is displayed in this simple tableau.
4 X 10 In.
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In this powder coated glazed glass art lamp, a striking bird perches in a grape arbor. His vivid red back feathers complement his black hood. long tail feathers detailed in clear glass accentuate this basic form. the dangling clusters of blue grapes combined with the watchful eye of the bird convey the natural harmony of a grape vine ripe for harvest.
4 X 10 In.
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Our dog walker came to be a friend. As a frequent visitor, my work drew her interest. After an exchange of service, creating a lamp that she conceived seemed the best way to express my gratitude. More than dogs, she loves cats. Frolicking under wisteria was her idea of a perfect setting.
FOUND A NEW HOME
4 X 10 In.
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When I first began using powder materials as a creative art medium, Ismael stepped into a critical role. Using powder material to make a glaze on glass, required a lot of tool building. And testing. And lots of parts. With Ismael’s Fernandez ‘s critical skills, I moved ahead. I could not create the lamps I’m now offering without his timely contributions. He likes cats. Big cats. As an expression of gratitude, I presented The Tiger as a gift for Ismael and his family.
A GIFT TO ISMAEL FERNANDEZ – FOUND A NEW HOME
4 X 10 In.
Accent lamp now gracing someone else’s art collection