This is such a stunning piece of glass art. I really had a hard time trying to take pictures. The fishes’ skin is incredible.
I was afraid I would get fussed at for smudging the glass. I didn’t. but, it was close.
Fish eyes aren’t particularly engaging. But, the skin is perfect. (Clearly it’s one of the not-very-scaly kind.)
Ceramic art isn’t always my thing. But, this rocked my socks.
This pottery stump holds a teapot and 4 cups.
Here’s the teapot.
And here’s one of the cups.
How cool it that?
It is no secret that I’m a fan of art glass and this is delightful. It’s part of the permanent collection of the Columbia Museum of Art.
I think it’s about 10″ tall. Not a full foot.
The contrast of the ridges and bumps inside that very smooth clear casing really made me want to touch it.
I didn’t look up as I walked in and did not see this until I came out of the French Moderns exhibition.
It’s over the ticket desk. The special exhibition section is behind that and I was focused on getting paid ($15, not expensive) and getting in.
The permanent collection is mostly upstairs.
This is very small.
So, I found the huge frame puzzling. (I’ve been noticing frames more in the last couple of years after a conversation with a friend about them.)
Makes me think of Tevye from Fiddler on the Roof. I don’t think that’s coincidental.
My cousin is a big fan so I texted the picture to him while I was there.
I am the Audience 