Glass Maker Collection

Glass Blowers of Murano, 1886. Creator: Charles Frederic Ulrich
Glass Blowers of Murano, 1886

The Glassmaker, 1893. Creator: Fernand Cormon
The Glassmaker, 1893

Manufacture of Glass for "The Crystal Palace"...Birmingham, 1850. Creator:s Read
Manufacture of Glass for "The Crystal Palace", at Messrs. Chance's Works, Spon-Lane, near Birmingham, 1850. Workers making an...immense quantity of plate glass required for

A pair of Orrefors mirrored doors, with circus scenes, 1936 (doors with chromed metal
985604 A pair of Orrefors mirrored doors, with circus scenes, 1936 (doors with chromed metal, gold leaf & bevelled glass mirror) by Gate

Glassmakers, (oil on canvas)
989558 Glassmakers, (oil on canvas) by Firmin-Girard, Marie Francois (1838-1921); 75x103 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Glassmakers; Verriers au Four. Marie Francois Firmin-Girard (1838-1921)

Medieval glassworks, c1300 (1956). A print from Things, a volume about the origin and early history of many things, common and less common, essential and inessential, by Readers Union

Deming Jarves, American glassmaker, (1901). Artist: Histed
Deming Jarves, American glassmaker, (1901). Illustration from The Connoisseur, (November 1901)

Glassmakers in the 14th century, (c1900). Fire in the artistic industry, French advertising for Liebig Meat Extract

Glass manufacturing, 1760. Making crown glass by blowing (left) and plate glass by casting (right). Glass workers were susceptible to cataracts caused by the glare of the furnace

Grinding and polishing plate glass, 1760. From The Universal Magazine London 1760

Glass cutters at their wheels, c1870. The vessel to be cut is held against a rotating wheel powered by steam through belt and shafting

Blowing cylinder or sheet glass, c1860
Blowing cylinder, sheet or window glass, c1860. This method of making sheet glass was introduced into England by Robert Lucas Chance in 1832

Glass-making factory, 1893
Glass-making factory, 19th-century artwork. Artwork from the 12th volume (second period of 1893) of the French popular science weekly La Science Illustree

Glassmaker (Series)
Le verrier - GLASSMAKER - blowing a glass bottle. Date: circa 1900

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In the world of art and craftsmanship, the glass maker stands as a true master of their craft. From ancient times to modern-day, these skilled artisans have mesmerized us with their ability to transform molten glass into exquisite works of art. One such example is captured in Charles Frederic Ulrich's painting "Glass Blowers of Murano, 1886. " This masterpiece transports us to the renowned island of Murano, where generations of glass blowers have honed their skills for centuries. Moving forward in time, we encounter Orrefors mirrored doors from 1936. These stunning creations feature circus scenes intricately etched onto chromed metal surfaces. A testament to both artistic vision and technical expertise. The beauty and allure of glassmaking are further depicted in various artworks throughout history. An oil on canvas titled "Glassmakers" showcases the camaraderie and dedication shared by those who practice this ancient craft. Traveling back even further, we glimpse medieval glassworks from around 1300 through a captivating piece created in 1956. It takes us back to an era when every piece was painstakingly crafted by hand using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Deming Jarves, an American glassmaker from 1901 immortalized by Histed's artwork, reminds us that this skill knows no boundaries or borders. Glassmakers across different cultures have contributed unique styles and innovations throughout history. A glimpse into the past reveals images like "Glassmakers in the 14th century, " painted around 1900. The scene depicts artisans diligently working together amidst glowing furnaces as they shape molten glass into delicate forms. As technology advanced over time, so did methods employed in manufacturing processes. Images showcasing grinding and polishing plate glass from 1760 highlight how precision became integral to achieving flawless results. Another snapshot captures skilled craftsmen known as "glass cutters at their wheels" around c1870. Their deft hands and focused expressions demonstrate the precision required to create intricate patterns on glass surfaces.