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“People are like stained-glass windows. They sparkle
and shine when the sun is out, but when the darkness
sets in, their true beauty is revealed only if there is
a light from within.”
--
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, Swiss psychiatrist, author
(1926-2004)
My fascination with stained glass began at a very early
age when I gazed at the beautiful stained glass windows
in the church I attended. I knew that some day I
would learn the art and satisfy my curiosity about
"painting with glass."
I have been working in stained glass since 1993, and am
also creating art by fusing glass--firing glass in a
kiln at very high temperatures until it fuses, or melts,
together.
My work includes hundreds of custom windows for
businesses, churches and homes including Frank Lloyd
Wright reproductions using lead "came," historic
restoration of antique leaded windows, sidelights and
cabinet doors. I was commissioned by the Hon.
William Chandler to create three large windows for the
main courtroom in the new Court of Chancery on the
Circle in Georgetown, DE and have completed another
for the new courtroom in the fall of 2008. My
window, "Indian Summer," was chosen by Sen. Tom Carper's
staff to be displayed in his office in Washington, D.C.
I am a member of and the coordinator for the Delaware by Hand group
of artists and artisans who promote "made in Delaware"
art in businesses, schools and the community.
Visit our website at
www.delawarebyhand.org. I am also a member of
the
Rehoboth Art
League and the Mispillion Art League.
If you are considering a stained glass window, have a
window that needs repair or are in need of a very
special gift, I will be happy to meet with you.
Please call (302) 645-9431 and make an appointment to
meet me at my studio on Franklin Ave. in historic Lewes. |