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 Lot
146
Randall Grubb "Reflections" crystal cylinder
sculpture, ca. late-1990s, with pale pink flowers, blue forget-me-nots
and white foxglove, all entwined in a pile of flecked stones.
The composition suggests a meadow scene, and its size and shape
suggest the direction Grubb would take into even larger encasements.
"The creation of a Reflection demands a complete dedication
to the process unlike any that I have ever experienced. You reach
a point in the artistic process where you forget about how much
time it takes to make a piece, or how much physical pain you
inflict on yourself to create it. The only important thing is
to create the finished piece." --Randall Grubb, "The
Creation of a Feeling in Glass," Glass Collector's Digest
(Volume IX, No. 6).
Height 3 9/16"; Diameter 3 5/16" (without stone base).
$3000-4000 |
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Randall Grubb 1997 "Barrier Reef" crystal column
sculpture, from the notable Watercolor series, alive with
sealife, including a lobster, starfish, jellyfish, snails, anemones
and coral. A monumental work in glass, the Corning Museum of
Glass selected a piece from Grubb's Watercolor series as one
of the 100 most important works of 1997. Signature cane.
Height 10 1/8"; Width 3 1/8". $7000-9000 |
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