"Summer Dawn" a Glass Sculpture by Canadian Artist Mary Filer

Modular Cube sculpture by Kosso Eloul Israeli artist 1920-1995 Sold in Toronto circa 1970s Brushed aluminum and black painted wood interior Unsigned, which is typical as most were not. Kosso Eloul was born in the city of Murom, Russia. In 1924 (aged 4) he immigrated with his family to Palestine. His artistic education began in the Herzliya Hebrew Gymnasium in Tel Aviv, and continued at the Reali School in Haifa with Yitzhak Sirkin as his teacher. He spent 1938 studying sculpture at Yitzhak Danziger's studio in Tel Aviv. In 1939, at age 19, he went to the United States in order to study at the Art Institute of Chicago, which he did until 1943. He continued his studies in New York and Philadelphia. During World War II he volunteered for the United States Navy, in which he served for two years. Returning to Palestine in February 1946, he settled in Shfeya. During the 1948 Arab–Israeli War he lived in the kibbutz of Ein Harod and served as a medic in battles taking place near Mount Gilboa. In Ein Harod he worked for five years as an art teacher. Afterwards he moved to Ramat Gan and continued teaching there until 1955. Among his students were Pinhas Ashat,Matanya Abramson, and Raffi Lavie. He joined the New Horizons art...

Optical Glass Disc Sculpture by May Hilde Ruth Bauermeister, USA, circa 1960's. Glass disc on metal stand with a variety of scaled lenses, both convex ...

32 individual pieces of glass are hand cut and laid out to form a bespoke wall sculpture composition. Each piece is hand created by the artist Karo Martirosyan in his studio in Los A...

Postmodernist pop sculpture of a Minimalist green cactus on clear glass stand, circa 1970. One of a series of artist designed sculptures produced in the studio of Livio Seguso Vetri ...

Convolutions sculpture by Mary Brogger Unique piece. Dimensions: D 18 x W 6.5 x H 10 cm. Materials: Styrofoam, animal hair flocking, fir, mixed media. Sculpture series for table ...

Rhapsody in Pink by artist Concetta Mason in 1988. Blown, sandblasted, molded and laminated glass, signed, titled, dated, and inscribed on underside.