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Modern and contemporary
Glassworks that are constructed using colour and shape, often complimentary colours or with a representational appearance. |
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Period and traditional
Designs created to compliment a historical style or period. |
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Realistic and stylised
Artworks of recognisable objects and designs, but where the boundaries may have been stretched or made geometric. |
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Etched
The use of sandblasting to create a picture or add detail. |
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Painted
Pigments, lustre's and enamels are used to add detail and colour. |
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Copperfoiled stained glass
Stained glass pieces have copper applied to the edges so that they can be soldered them together to create the stained glass panel. |
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Fused
Glass pieces are melted together to mix their colours and make glass panels. |
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Slumped
Controlled heat and gravity are used to pull flat glass into predetermined shapes over moulds in a hight-temperature kiln. |
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Combined methods
Two or more different methods are used to create the artwork. |
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