Bud Vase Rueven Brown Nouveau Art Glass 9-3/4" Graceful Scalloped Fluted Rim

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Gorgeous studio art glass bud vase by Robert Rueven BrownThis bud vase stands 9-3/4" tall, has fluted upper rim and graceful formUnderneath is original foil label: Hand Painted Rueven Glass by Nouveau Art Glass Co., Inc. USAExcellent conditionI have two more pieces by this artist in separate listings.See Other Rueven Glass HereAbout the artist -Robert Rueven Brown has been designing glass art for over 40 years. His glass creations are reproductions of an art form originating over 3,500 years ago in Persia. He began the Canadian Nouveau Art Glass Company in 1982 in Downsview, Ontario. This vase is typical of his style at that time: the soft, frosted glass richly hand-painted using a Persian technique. The painted glass was fired at a carefully controlled temperature, which allowed the colour to melt into the glass. This created the fluid abstract patterns seen here. The glass was then allowed to cool slowly in an annealing process that strengthened it while also preventing cracks to occur.The Nouveau Art Glass Company of Canada dissolved by 1995, but Brown is still actively producing art glass in the United States. His style has changed dramatically from the pieces we have here, but he still uses the same processes to produce his wares, and all of his items remain one-of-a-kind.Designed with ingenuity and beauty, each item is hand-crafted read more
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