Glass
All glassware and stained glass pieces.
31 Pieces
Ablaze
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: This fused glass piece is inspired by the drama of an early autumn snow fall. I like to add fences to landscape pieces to reflect our human attempt of trying to corral natures beauty. This piece comes with a metal display stand.
Apple Blossom
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: This fused glass piece was made by using the bas relief technique In this technique a simple mold is made, powder glass layered on for color, and then fused. Because the piece is made face down it has a mat finish and lots of texture. This piece is displayed by hanging on a wall.
Artist: Ann Cavanaugh
Apple Blossom
Bas Relief Glass - wall hanging
11 x 20
$565 + Free Shipping
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This piece is available Online Only and is not on display at the gallery.
Aspen Summer
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: I do love my Aspen and the county and blue sky they live in. A rolled up 10" x 8" fused glass tile that a glass blowing team rolled up into a vessel. The roll up vases were a collaborative learning experience between glass blower Andy Nichols, nicholsartglass.com, and myself. I was wanting to turn nature inspired fused glass tiles into vessels. We worked together on a number of tiles which included many different fusing techniques and a variety of glass types.
Beaver Pond
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: Metal stand included. I am drawn to wetlands-a place of transition for plants and animals, a place where renewal occurs. This larger format fused glass piece captures the fall colors in a special place.
Deep Forest Falls
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: This fused glass piece was created by pressing a landscape piece between two kiln shelve that were weighted. This "squished" very thin piece of glass was then embellished with glass frit. I love the jewel tones that shine through into the tree branches.
Desert Dusk
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: The piece was inspired by dramatic desert views as evening approaches. A rolled up 10" x 8" fused glass tile that a glass blowing team rolled up into a vessel. The roll up vases were a collaborative learning experience between glass blower Andy Nichols, nicholsartglass.com, and myself. I was wanting to turn nature inspired fused glass tiles into vessels. We worked together on a number of tiles which included many different fusing techniques and a variety of glass types.
Fall Orchard
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: One of three orchard pieces which were not planned as a series. I like the softness of the scene in contrast to the organization and structure of the orchard. Glass lace was used to add texture.
High Lake Frost
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: High Lake Frost was inspired by a beautiful sheet of glass. It was stacked and fired and powdered several times which resulted in this frosty reflection scene.
Maureen's Flowers
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: "Maureen''s Flowers" were inspired by a friend's Facebook post of a flower arrangement made from plants in her garden. The background and angles make this piece a little "abstract-ish". Powder wafers, vitrograph stringers, glass lace, and glass color bar all add to the joy of this piece. Framing my fused glass in a found window frame is what I did when I first started fusing. This piece can hang inside or out in a flower garden.
Misty Fall Pond
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: Fog, mist and water translate well into glass. I find I gravitate toward fall color and that wet land areas give me peace and renewal.
Moon Shine
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: A bas relief wall hanging piece inspired by fall forest color. Bas relief is a technique in which a simple mold is created, powder glass layered on and then fused. The piece is made faced down and has a mat finish.
Artist: Ann Cavanaugh
Moon Shine
Bas Relief Glass - wall hanging
11.5 x 9.5
$425 + Free Shipping
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This piece is available Online Only and is not on display at the gallery.
Road Side Tangle
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: I am fascinated by weeds tangled by roads. This piece was inspired by wild rose hips. A rolled up 10" x 8" fused glass tile that a glass blowing team rolled up into a vessel. The roll up vases were a collaborative learning experience between glass blower Andy Nichols, nicholsartglass.com, and myself. I was wanting to turn nature inspired fused glass tiles into vessels. We worked together on a number of tiles which included many different fusing techniques and a variety of glass types.
Rock Flowers
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: This fused glass piece not only used the kiln heat to manipulate the glass, but also includes powder wafers, glass lace and metal wire inclusion. It's a tangle, a favorite subject!
Rockscape
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: I find the bas relief technique of layering powder on a simple mold to be the perfect way to capture the beauty of our geography and rocky terrain.
Artist: Ann Cavanaugh
Rockscape
Bas Relief Glass - wall hanging
12 x 24
$1,275 + Free Shipping
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This piece is available Online Only and is not on display at the gallery.
Spring Orchard
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: One of three orchard pieces which were not planned as a series. I like the softness of the scene in contrast to the organization and structure of the orchard. Glass lace was used to add texture.
Storm Arrives
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: For this hanging mixed media glass piece, I used several techniques and multiple firings to get a mixture of surface texture. The drama and excitement of an approaching storm is captured
Artist: Ann Cavanaugh
Storm Arrives
Mixed Media Glass - wall hanging
10 x 23
$825 + Free Shipping
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This piece is available Online Only and is not on display at the gallery.
Stormy Seas
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: The fused glass tile was made with powdered glass and I used water to move the water for the stormy sea affect. A rolled up 10" x 8" fused glass tile that a glass blowing team rolled up into a vessel. The roll up vases were a collaborative learning experience between glass blower Andy Nichols, nicholsartglass.com, and myself. I was wanting to turn nature inspired fused glass tiles into vessels. We worked together on a number of tiles which included many different fusing techniques and a variety of glass types.
Summer Storm
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: For this hanging mixed media glass piece, I used several several techniques and multiple firings to get a mixture of surface textures and "water color" flow and softness. A summer storm often soften and refreshes the landscape and our spirits.
Artist: Ann Cavanaugh
Summer Storm
Mixed Media Glass - wall hanging
7 x 24
$675 + Free Shipping
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This piece is available Online Only and is not on display at the gallery.
Tangle Abstract
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: The kiln heat allowed lots of glass manipulation. Glass lace, metal inclusions, irid glass and powder glass add to the depth and texture. The color is a fun departure for me.
Twin Falls
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: Metal stand included. My love of fall and of water is combined in this fused glass piece.
Wild Pond Reflection
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: This fused glass tile reflects my love of discovering hidden treasures in deeps tangled woods. The 10" x 8" fused glass tile was given to a glass blowing team who rolled it up into a vessel. The roll up vases were a collaborative learning experience between glass blower Andy Nichols, nicholsartglass.com, and myself. I was wanting to turn nature inspired fused glass tiles into vessels. We worked together on a number of tiles which included many different fusing techniques and a variety of glass types.
Winter Apple with Batik
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: This hanging fused glass tree piece used several distinct techniques. The batik technique in this piece is created by layering 4 different colors of glass and carving a design in then prior to firing.
Artist: Ann Cavanaugh
Winter Apple with Batik
Fused Glass - wall hanging
8 x 8
$285 + Free Shipping
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This piece is available Online Only and is not on display at the gallery.
Winter Orchard
Fine Art by artist Ann Cavanaugh - Description: One of three orchard pieces which were not planned as a series. I like the softness of the scene in contrast to the organization and structure of the orchard. Glass lace was used to add texture.
Yard Art #1
Fine Art by artist Dianne Muhly - Description: Garden art that can be displayed in your garden year-round! The construction of these pieces is a multi-step process. First, I cut several dozen 1/4" square pieces of glass and fire them to 1500° such that they round up into balls. Next I "full fuse" - to about 1480°, the base pieces. After I add the design elements, I fuse one last (hopefully) time to about 1440°. Once those steps are competed, I attach the display elements.
Yard Art #11
Fine Art by artist Dianne Muhly - Description: Garden art that can be displayed in your garden year-round! The construction of these pieces is a multi-step process. First, I cut several dozen 1/4" square pieces of glass and fire them to 1500° such that they round up into balls. Next I "full fuse" - to about 1480°, the base pieces. After I add the design elements, I fuse one last (hopefully) time to about 1440°. Once those steps are competed, I attach the display elements.
Yard Art #12
Fine Art by artist Dianne Muhly - Description: Garden art that can be displayed in your garden year-round! The construction of these pieces is a multi-step process. First, I cut several dozen 1/4" square pieces of glass and fire them to 1500° such that they round up into balls. Next I "full fuse" - to about 1480°, the base pieces. After I add the design elements, I fuse one last (hopefully) time to about 1440°. Once those steps are competed, I attach the display elements.
Yard Art #2
Fine Art by artist Dianne Muhly - Description: Garden art that can be displayed in your garden year-round! The construction of these pieces is a multi-step process. First, I cut several dozen 1/4" square pieces of glass and fire them to 1500° such that they round up into balls. Next I "full fuse" - to about 1480°, the base pieces. After I add the design elements, I fuse one last (hopefully) time to about 1440°. Once those steps are competed, I attach the display elements.
Yard Art #5
Fine Art by artist Dianne Muhly - Description: Garden art that can be displayed in your garden year-round! The construction of these pieces is a multi-step process. First, I cut several dozen 1/4" square pieces of glass and fire them to 1500° such that they round up into balls. Next I "full fuse" - to about 1480°, the base pieces. After I add the design elements, I fuse one last (hopefully) time to about 1440°. Once those steps are competed, I attach the display elements.
Yard Art #6
Fine Art by artist Dianne Muhly - Description: Garden art that can be displayed in your garden year-round! The construction of these pieces is a multi-step process. First, I cut several dozen 1/4" square pieces of glass and fire them to 1500° such that they round up into balls. Next I "full fuse" - to about 1480°, the base pieces. After I add the design elements, I fuse one last (hopefully) time to about 1440°. Once those steps are competed, I attach the display elements.
Yard Art #8
Fine Art by artist Dianne Muhly - Description: Garden art that can be displayed in your garden year-round! The construction of these pieces is a multi-step process. First, I cut several dozen 1/4" square pieces of glass and fire them to 1500° such that they round up into balls. Next I "full fuse" - to about 1480°, the base pieces. After I add the design elements, I fuse one last (hopefully) time to about 1440°. Once those steps are competed, I attach the display elements.
Yard Art #9
Fine Art by artist Dianne Muhly - Description: Garden art that can be displayed in your garden year-round! The construction of these pieces is a multi-step process. First, I cut several dozen 1/4" square pieces of glass and fire them to 1500° such that they round up into balls. Next I "full fuse" - to about 1480°, the base pieces. After I add the design elements, I fuse one last (hopefully) time to about 1440°. Once those steps are competed, I attach the display elements.
