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Primary Description:
Sculpture, "Meteor, Flower, Bird". Colorless glass; mold-melted, cut, ground, polished, assembled; steel structure.
Exhibitions (2)


Czechoslovakian Glass 1350-1980
Venue(s)
Corning Museum of Glass 1981-05-02 through 1981-11-01
Six centuries of objects from five Czechoslovakian museums and more than 20 contemporary Czech glass artists.
From the geographic region of Czechoslovakia known as Bohemia, came (and continues to come) a dazzling sequence of decorative designs and techniques for the embellishment of glass. The history of the Czechoslovakian artist is not simply a catalog of applied decorative techniques, but a sequential array of innovations and improvements that have often set the standard for the rest of the world.
Publications (32)
Czech Glass (2nd edition) (2018)
illustrated, p. 122-123;
Ceske sklo (2018)
illustrated, pp. 122-123;
BIB# 717646
Professor Stanislav Libensky and Jaroslava Brychtova: Pioneers of Contemporary Glass Art (2009-06)
illustrated, p. 9;
BIB# AI99125
Casting Poetic Sentiment: Glass Art Creation Methodology (2008)
illustrated, p. 52, fig. 58;
BIB# 107146
Casting Poetic Sentiment: Glass Art Creation Methodology (2008)
illustrated, p. 52, fig. 58;
BIB# 107146
Cagdas Sanatta Mekansal Oge Olarak Cam (Glass as a spatial element in modern art) (2007)
illustrated, Fig., 11.11.2;
BIB# 123165
Czech Glass (1st edition) (2001)
illustrated, p. 96 (fig. 121);
Glass: Top Treasures of the Century (2000/03)
illustrated, pp. 126-127;
Chihuly, Libensky, Brychtova: [exhibition] January 7-28, 1994 (1994)
illustrated, p. 7 (image is upside down);
Stanislav Libensky, Jaroslava Brychtova: A 40-Year Collaboration in Glass (1994)
illustrated, pp. 6-7;
BIB# 35694
Arts Walk, Crystal Country (1991)
pp. 42-43;
The History of Glass (1989 edition) (1989)
illustrated, p. 256 (top);
BIB# 150278
Contemporary Glass: A World Survey from The Corning Museum of Glass (1989)
illustrated, pp. 28-29;
BIB# 32803
New Glass Review, 6 (1985)
illustrated, p. 41, #115;
A Touch of Glass: contemporary views of glass art and its origins (1983)
illustrated, p. 22;
BIB# 22743
New Corning Museum of Glass (1980)
illustrated, p. 59;