Vintage White Cranes 1993 Daniel Salazar/Lundberg Magnum Art Glass Paperweight
Being offered is this Vintage Signed Lundberg Studios Daniel Salazar 2 White Cranes with Iris Art Glass Magnum Paperweight. This magnum weight from 1993 is one of Lundberg's best! It features five layers of design with two large cranes flying over blue irises. The weight is signed in script, Daniel Salazar 092713 Lundberg Studios 1993.
This is made by Famous Artist Daniel Salazar. Approximately 3.5 tall, 4.5 wide. Approximately weight 4.4 pounds. It is in excellent Condition, as shown in Pictures. Lundberg Studios James Lundberg (9/15/48-2/28/92), having been trained in ceramics, studied glassblowing at California State University in the late 1960s.
David Salazar and several other artists joined him in this new endeavour, becoming the first California studio to make glass in the art nouveau style. Steven Scott Lundberg, (12/29/53-4/12/08) fresh out of high school, soon joined his older brother as an apprentice in this new glassworks, known at the time as Nouveau Glass.
In August 1973 they moved the glassworks to the small coastal town of Davenport, officially becoming Lundberg Studios. Steve left Lundberg Studios in January, 1997 to open his own studio, Contemporary Art Glass. A number of recognized glass artists including, David Salazar, Jim Shaw and Chris Buzzini, have worked at Lundberg Studios at some time during its history. Lundbergs first paperweights were made in 1972. They originally made surface decorated designs, then about 1980 they pioneered the torchwork technique for clear glass weights. Excerpted from The Dictionary of Glass Paperweights, Paul H. The item "Vintage White Cranes 1993 Daniel Salazar/Lundberg Magnum Art Glass Paperweight" is in sale since Thursday, October 25, 2018. This item is in the category "Pottery & Glass\Glass\Art Glass\Paperweights". The seller is "hidaleeho" and is located in Denver, Colorado. This item can be shipped to United States.- Brand: Lundberg Studios
- Original/Reproduction: Contemporary Original
- Glassmaking Technique: Hand Blown
- Subject/Theme: Cranes & Iris Flowers
- Type of Glass: Blown Glass
- Features: Signed