Rare blown glass vase - photophore by Theodor G. SELLNER 83
€190.00
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Rare blown glass vase - photophore signed by Theodor G. SELLNER, 1983
Colours white, yellow, green and pale grey with gold inclusions
Artist born in 1947 in Bavaria. He learned the glassmaking trade at the Zwiesel Glass School in Germany, then in Murano (Italy) with Aldo Nason, in the United States with Robert Coleman and in Germany. From the 1980s onwards, he was one of the first to create glass sculptures and develop polychrome productions. Since 1974, he has taken part in over 150 exhibitions around the world, notably in Europe, the United States and Japan. His work has been exhibited in private galleries and museums, including London's Victoria and Albert Museum, Tokyo's Seibu Museum, Australia's Wagga-Wagga City Art Gallery, Rouen's Musée des Beaux-Arts, Madrid's Museo de Arte en Vidrio and New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art.
13ht x 12,5L x 11,5P.
Two microscopic scratches but excellent condition
Condition : ***
We charge the actual shipping costs according to the weight of the package. If you add one or two items to your order, the shipping costs will change very little. Order online and feel secure: well protected items and 100% secure payment.
Colours white, yellow, green and pale grey with gold inclusions
Artist born in 1947 in Bavaria. He learned the glassmaking trade at the Zwiesel Glass School in Germany, then in Murano (Italy) with Aldo Nason, in the United States with Robert Coleman and in Germany. From the 1980s onwards, he was one of the first to create glass sculptures and develop polychrome productions. Since 1974, he has taken part in over 150 exhibitions around the world, notably in Europe, the United States and Japan. His work has been exhibited in private galleries and museums, including London's Victoria and Albert Museum, Tokyo's Seibu Museum, Australia's Wagga-Wagga City Art Gallery, Rouen's Musée des Beaux-Arts, Madrid's Museo de Arte en Vidrio and New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art.
13ht x 12,5L x 11,5P.
Two microscopic scratches but excellent condition
Condition : ***
We charge the actual shipping costs according to the weight of the package. If you add one or two items to your order, the shipping costs will change very little. Order online and feel secure: well protected items and 100% secure payment.
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