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THBHenner Schroder - Pas De Deux
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About Auction
LiveOct 6, 2018
The NLM Glass Auction features work by American International artists. 100% of the proceeds support the Museum’s education and outreach character and civics education programs that teach young people leadership, empathy, personal responsibility and respect for diversity. National Liberty Museum mcoll@libertymuseum.org
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Signed, 2007, Cast and hot sculpted glass, 27.5h x 9.5w x 9.5d. Henner Schroder illustrates his expertise with two challenging glass techniques, sandcasting and manipulated/rolled hot glass: both of which he was invited to teach again this past spring at the world famous Pilchuck Glass School in Washington. Intrigued by images left by ancient cultures, Henner combines these in a challenging process of "layering" visual information. Henner Schröder was born in Germany in 1955, and raised in West Berlin. In 1977 he moved to the US to pursue art studies. After studying at Massachusetts College of Art and receiving a fellowship at the Creative Glass Center of America he has taught at the Pilchuck Glass School as well as Pratt Fine Art Center, Seattle. In the early 90’s he spent 5 years designing and building the Chimacum Glass Studio of which he is co-owner/operator. This state of the art glass casting studio, is the largest facility of its kind in the Pacific North West.Excellent
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