Sentence examples for examples of glass from inspiring English sources
The transparent examples of glass in the window, also abjectly slumping, come from working in Seattle, with the same blower as Dale Chihuly.
Many other examples of glass engraved with artists' designs appear in the show, among them a set of 12 simple plates, each with a different sign of the Zodiac, by Don Wier and -- inspired by the simplicity of Orrefors -- Waugh's deep hemispheric glass bowl balanced on an angular Art Deco base and engraved with a design of gracefully leaping gazelles.
His most important works are the windows he executed between 1490 and 1500 in Flanders for Tournai Cathedral and the Jesse window (1506) in Saint-Godard at Rouen, which is one of the most impressive examples of glass painting of the period.
What we see on approaching the Rose Center may well be the finest example of glass curtain wall construction ever realized in the United States.
So called for the two-story white curtain he hung in place of walls, it is his sly tribute to Mies van der Rohe's Farnsworth House, an early example of glass "curtain wall" architecture.
An example of glass in this category is the second type identified in Catharina van Hemessen's Portrait of a Woman (NG 4732) (Table 1).
Sugar can, as we shall see later, be heated to a liquid phase and then spun and cooled quickly to form a glass: examples of spun glass foods include candy floss.
This show provides a rare opportunity to study 15 examples free of glass vitrines and to appreciate the variety of surface, technique and expression that this style afforded individual artists.
Some of the finest examples of blown glass were produced by this factory; the glass was characterized by its high lead content, simplicity of line, and careful finish.
Some glass fragments gathered from the surface of the Moon may be examples of diaplectic glass formed by meteoroid impacts.
Coincidentally, on Dec. 10 Christie's will hold an all-Tiffany sale, with examples of art glass by Tiffany Studios, including Tiffany's own renowned Laburnum leaded glass-and-bronze table lamp, circa 1910, estimated at $300,000 to $500,000.
