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Unpaginated - approx. 40 pages. 23 pieces in exhibition, each one shown in large detail & beautiful color.
Essay "Italian Influences on American Glass" by Tina Oldknow.
Photos of the artist.

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Number of Pages: 40
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Hardcover
Number of Pages: 107
Shipping Weight: 2.5

For Lino Tagliapietra, glass art represents his life: Venice and the lagoon, its shadow and light.
"It is part of my culture, my brain, my blood," he says. Raised on the island of Murano, Tagliapietra rose from a working class family and a minimal education to become
an internationally acknowledged glass artist and maestro, an honor given to the most highly recognized of Italian glassmakers.
Tagliapietra worked exclusively on Murano until coming to the Pilchuck Glass School in Stanwood, Washington at the invitation of Benjamin Moore in 1979.

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Number of Pages: 183
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The first comprehensive monograph to be devoted to this significant artist.
His work blends the centuries-old skill of Muranese glass-workers with modern artistic inspiration.
Looks at work co-produced with other artists but also includes about 100 examples created by him since 1982.

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Number of Pages: 160
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