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Glass on Metal
Volume 23, No. 1, February 2004

Iris, by Larissa
Podgoretz
Free standing object; 4" x 4.5".
Inlaid and painted enamel plaque set in copper, 18k gold,
and enameled gold elements. See Larissa's article, this issue.
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Features
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A Life Well-Lived - Reflections on
Marilyn Druin
by Geraldine Velasquez
Dr. Velasquez provides a glimpse
into the life of
the late Marilyn
Druin, an honored and highly respected
contemporary enameler.
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Shortcuts
by Stell Shevis
Stell shares some of the tricks
learned through her
career to simplify the enameling process.
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Enamels in the Delaware Art Museum
by Margaret
Langdell
Margaret shows us her find of
several enameled works
in the collection of the Delaware Art Museum.
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Smalt
by Joyce Geary Volk
The curator of an historic house in
Portsmouth, NH details the unexpected find of smalt, ground
glass, embedded in the walls, and their methodical process
of learning to reproduce the effect.
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"Tools Are Made But Born Are
Hands" - Three Works by an Ohio Artist
by Benny Alba
Benny Alba profiles three
enameled pieces by Juanita Hill.
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There Was A Time When Enamelists Made
Plique-ý-Jour Souvenirs-And A Profit, Too!
by Bob Corson
Mr. Corson shares his plique spoon
collection, and explains the differences between the
manufacturers of the day.
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Larissa Podgoretz - New Work
by Larissa
Podgoretz
Larissa shares her technique of
painted enamel, and gives us insight into her fascination
with the medium.
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