One of the galleries we went through had some pieces by the glass artist Scott Amrhein. They were somewhat large and would have been a task to place even by such an expert arranger as Jerry. Besides, as I said, we had filled the car with other pieces so we had to leave them behind.
There is a gallery in La Jolla that carries Mr. Amrhein's work. Yesterday we went shopping in La Jolla. We came home with a piece whose scale fits our house.
Here are some pictures of it. I took several with different exposures. I couldn't figure out which to show you so here are three. You have to decide with shows it off best.
This picture was taken without a flash and was somewhat underexposed (thus the graininess). I tweaked it just a bit to increase its exposure.
This one is without a flash but was a bit overexposed.
And one with a flash. It brings out some of the colors that we probably won't see with normal lighting.
Glass is such a pretty material, especially in the hands of a great artist.
7 comments:
That's pretty amazing glass. Neato touch with the metal...can't wait to see it!
The piece looks beautiful glad you got it after the girls were there.
Gorgeous piece! Congratulations on another triumph!
Incredible! How does he DO that? I, too, am anxiious to see it! Where are you displaying it? How big is it?
Great acquisition! Check out my blog later to see how I combined your 3 shots into an HDR file, then fooled with it, then JPEGed it.
beautiful!
It's on the bookcase near the clock (under Espino).
It's about 23"w x 10"d x 14"h (including the base).
Post a Comment