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Glass on Metal Magazine
Volume 23, No. 4, August 2004
Enamel Portrait of Claudius Popelin
by Paul Grandhomme and Alfred Garnier, 1894.
The work is presented on and set into the cover
of the book Claudius Popelin et la Renaissance
des Emaux Peints par Lucien Falize, which can be seen
on the back cover of this issue. For more information,
see Museum News, this issue, page 78.
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Features
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The Curse of the Faberge Eggs
by Woodrow W. Carpenter
The turbulent history, and undetermined
future, of the Faberge Collection of the late Malcolm
Forbes.
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Georgian CloisonnČ Enamel - From the
Beginning, Up to Today
by Khatuna Babunashvili
Information on the rich history of
enameling in the Republic of Georgia, a former part of the
USSR.
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Arsenal Metals & Enamels
Exhibition
by Kristi Kloss
Kristi Kloss, jewelry instructor at
the Cultural Arts Center, Columbus OH, profiles their Spring
2004 show featuring works in enamel and metal, and gives us
a glimpse at the work involved in producing an art
exhibition.
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The 17th International CloisonnČ
Jewelry Contest
by Yohko Yoshimura
A report on this year's Enamel
Jewelry Contest, held in Tokyo, Japan, presented by the
Japan Shippo Conference and their president, Yohko
Yoshimura.
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Fundamental Procedures for Enamelists
by Woodrow W. Carpenter
Procedures for mixing dry granular,
powder and painting media materials.
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Limitless Possibilities
by Benny Alba
Works of enamel on copper mesh,
folded into origami shapes, created by Alana Clearlake.
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First Juried Exhibition of the
Enamelist Society of India
by Kana R. Lomror
Mr. Lomror shows us the works
presented in India's first juried enamel exhibition, as well
as snapshots of the exhibition's opening reception.
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Stell and Shevis
by Shanna McNair
A writer from the Village Soup
newspaper, Camden, ME, shares an intimate portrait of Stell
and Shevis, who were instrumental in the New England craft
scene.
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