The Three Graces
The Three Graces
Caroline Weidman uses flame working techniques to create figurative glass sculptures and one off sculptural pieces in soft glass. For a number of years she has created largely imaginary forms, which often seek to capture the feeling of the female figure in movement. Weidman has recently returned to life drawing to further explore and enhance this aspect of her figurative sculptural practice.
Caroline has been incredibly generous and contributed her demonstration pieces to this auction to raise funds for future proof of more exciting collaborations within the Stourbridge area, supporting the newly formed GLAS (Glass Legacy Association Stourbridge).
50% of this auction’s proceeds will be donated to GLAS and 50% to the artists.
Auction Expired
Caroline Weidman uses flame working techniques to create figurative glass sculptures and one off sculptural pieces in soft glass. For a number of years she has created largely imaginary forms, which often seek to capture the feeling of the female figure in movement. Weidman has recently returned to life drawing to further explore and enhance this aspect of her figurative sculptural practice.
Caroline has been incredibly generous and contributed her demonstration pieces to this auction to raise funds for future proof of more exciting collaborations within the Stourbridge area, supporting the newly formed GLAS (Glass Legacy Association Stourbridge).
50% of this auction’s proceeds will be donated to GLAS and 50% to the artists.
This auction is under proxy bidding.
Item condition: New
Auction Expired because there were no bids
Caroline Weidman uses flame working techniques to create figurative glass sculptures and one off sculptural pieces in soft glass. For a number of years she has created largely imaginary forms, which often seek to capture the feeling of the female figure in movement. Weidman has recently returned to life drawing to further explore and enhance this aspect of her figurative sculptural practice.
Caroline has been incredibly generous and contributed her demonstration pieces to this auction to raise funds for future proof of more exciting collaborations within the Stourbridge area, supporting the newly formed GLAS (Glass Legacy Association Stourbridge).
50% of this auction’s proceeds will be donated to GLAS and 50% to the artists.
The funds donated to GLAS will be used to run these incredible collaborative events, foster the preservation of glassmaking, and encourage new working partnerships within the glass quarter.
