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Glass on Metal
Volume 22, No. 3, June 2003
Saliera, by Benvenuto Cellini. Hammered gold, enamel,
wood base. 1540-1543. This work, which belonged to
the collection of the Austrian Art History Museum, was
stolen from their collection on May 11, 2003
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Features
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Famous Cellini
Sculpture Stolen
Details of the theft of Saliera,
a famous and well-recognized sculpture by Benvenuto Cellini.
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'Wraptures' -
An Adventure Using the Natural Characteristics of Glass
Under the Conditions of Heat
by Bill Helwig
Bill demonstrates his technique of
using enamel shards to create a unique wireless cloisonnÈ
technique.
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Great Lakes Enamel Guild
by Barbara Pelowski and Sister Rosemarita
Huebner
Information about the newest US
enamel guild.
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Enhancing Creativity
by Dr. Howard Eisman and Zlata Golubitskaya
The authors discuss ways to
maintain and enhance creativity in art.
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The 16th CloisonnÈ Jewelry Contest
by Dr. Panicos Michaelides
Dr. Michaelides gives an
overview of the enamel exhibition held yearly in Japan.
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To Japan - An Opportunity Taken
by Heidi Bowman
Enamelist Heidi Bowman shares
details of her visit to Japan to attend the CloisonnÈ
Jewelry Contest.
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Enameling Exhibit in Rijswijk, Holland
by Yvonne Pl¸ss
Yvonne discusses the exhibition
held on the occasion of the Dutch Society of Enamellers 20th
anniversary.
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Dan McCann - Jungle Enameler
Dan McCann creates wonderful items
in enamel in his studio in Belize, a small country in
Central America.
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Can You Camaieu?
by Vivian Kline
Vivian introduces us to a school in
Estonia which welcomes foreigners to participate in their
enameling program.
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The 5th International Juried Student
Enamel Exhibition
by Maureen Cole
Maureen highlights the winners of
the Enamelist Society's Student Enamel Exhibition.
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