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 Sculpture by Dutch Schulze
Dutch began sculpting over 30 years ago, long before he became a glass-blower. He always creates his original models in clay, then uses the lost wax process to reproduce them in glass. Actually the glass he casts into sculpture is Crystal, which is different than that used for blowing glass, because of its excellent optical qualities. The Crystal sculptures seem to glow as if they had an inner light source. Dutch approaches sculpture in a traditional manner, which sets him apart from almost all other artists sculpting in glass. His subjects, which are usually the human form, are portrayed in a representational, if somewhat stylized manner. Dutch strives to create forms that will utilize the Crystal to its greatest advantage, capturing the light, but with an apparently soft surface. No one else creates work quite like this. |
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Because Dutch uses the traditional lost wax method of creating his sculpture, he is able to reproduce his pieces as a limited edition. When a particular sculpture is sold, he plans to cast another until the edition is filled. Sometimes different colored Crystal is used, but this does not constitute a new edition. If you are interested in owning a sculpture that has been sold, please contact Dutch, and he will give your sculpture priority. Dutch does all the work himself in the Bandon Glass Studio,
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 Blown Glass by Dutch Schulze
Bandagios, Seaforms and Fluted Bowls are created from a basic blown glass form known as a Rondelle. Many layers of clear glass and selections of colored glass are formed into a bowl, and then spun on the end of a pipe into a flattened disc shape. This flattened disc shape allows for different design potential than the typical vessel form.
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Dutch creates Bandagios with a multi-layered color technique that produces incredible hues and cloudlike or otherwise natural patterns. Each Bandagio has a clear glass foot for placement on a tabletop or can be mounted as a beautiful wall piece using a simple metal bracket.
TO VIEW IMAGES AND LEARN MORE ABOUT BANDAGIOS AND WALL INSTALLATIONS, CLICK THE BOLD FACED TEXT BELOW.
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|  | Seaforms & Fluted Bowls
These large, freeform, hand blown pieces have been created by Dutch and a team of two assistants. The transparent colors have been applied in layers, giving a complexity to the color that cannot be achieved in a single color application. A band of opaque color has been applied and festooned between the two transparent colors.
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 Hot Glass Sculpture
These works are created using a variety of hot glass techniques: Sand Casting, blown glass from a furnace and solid furnace glass created on a puntil. |
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 Vases & Other Vessels
We offer a variety of vases from several artists, featuring the Flowerscape & Dreamscape series by Dutch Schulze. In this department we've included all the vessels including bowls and urns with lids.
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|  | Chris Heilman
Chris Heilman has been creating blown glass for almost 30 years.
His cased pieces involve torch melting glass canes onto the core of the piece in a technique that is like painting with molten glass on molten glass. He creates each piece by himself, with no help from assistants.
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Stephen Gartner and Danielle Blade have been working together for over ten years, developing a series of pieces that explores their interpretation of objects of ritual and worship. Natural elements such as bone, antler and rock formations have inspired their designs.
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|  | J. Logan Schulze
I began working with glass when I was seven. My Dad and Mom have been glass blowers as long as I can remember, so I had the opportunity to work with glass and I still love it.
I take glassblowing classes whenever I get the chance and work in the family studio during breaks from my studies at Portland State.
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|  | Micheal Nourot
Micheal Nourot is an internationally celebrated glass artist. One of the first artists at the Pilchuck Glass School, he helped to design and build the first hot shop there. He later apprenticed to Italian glassmaster Checo Ongaro on the island of Murano. Michael has been creating glass art for more than 35 years. His quest for perfection is evident in his work.
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|  | Paul Bendzunas
Paul Bendzunas creates vessels with an assortment of animal images depicted in glass powders on the body of the pieces. The vases are offered in different sizes, styles and colors. He works from a small studio in rural Georgia. We are very pleased to offer his work.
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 Paper Weights
Paperweights have been made and collected for hundreds of years. Antique weights are beautiful, yet since the advent of the Studio Art Glass Movement in the 1960's there has been a proliferation of new artists and styles carrying this art form to a higher plane. Although the paperweight is solid glass, and everything in it is glass, it carries an illusion of weightlessness and impossible fragility. This characteristic makes it an ideal medium to portray underwater scenes. Due to the spherical nature of paperweights, they possess optical properties, such as the ability to magnify the objects in their interiors. Paperweights are great objects to place on your desk, they can mark your pending letters, but they're really great to stare into while you're talking on the phone.
-Dutch Schulze
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Bob Bandford is a nationally celebrated Glass Artist who produces paperweights of outstanding beauty. His stylistic inspiration is centered around Paperweights from the antique period of the 1840's. Bob Bandford's Paperweights can be found in many private and public collections, such as the Smithsonian Institute, Corning Museum of Glass, the Chicago Art Institute and many others.
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|  | Edward Kachurik - Paperweights
Edward Kachurik is an award winning independent Glass Artist who has been working for decades with precious metals and chemicals to create his own unique colored paperweights and sculptures. Edward's beautiful work can be seen in museums and galleries throughout the country. We are happy to offer a selection of Kachurik paperweights here at Bandon Glass Art Studio.
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|  | Philabaum Studio
Tom Philabaum's glass blowing studio creates paperweights, perfume bottles, and vessels with a distrinctive "reptile" design that is unique to this studio. The paperweights make use of the clear glass to create stunning optical effects in conjunction with the reptile surface.
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 Perfume Bottles
Precious Oils and Perfumes have been an intregal part of many cultures since ancient times. Everyday use of perfume orginally dates back to the ancient Egyptians. The small vessles created to hold the oils and scents were made of alabaster and clay; Perfume Bottles made of glass were first created in the 15th Century BC.
A Glass Perfume Bottle is a special and unique thing of beauty, ideal for it's function of housing a scent and a treasure worthy of display. |
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 Priced below $150
We've grouped our most affordable work together to make it easier for you to shop for gifts. Scroll down to see our smaller glass creations. |
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