10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EGLOMISE»
Discover the use of
eglomise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
eglomise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Venice and the Islamic World, 828-1797
In an important article on 13,h-cen- tury Italian glass decorated with incised gold-
leaf designs on the reverse (a technique often called verre eglomise) of 1970,
Bertelli identified this fragment, originally part of the 1270 pulpit of the Church of ...
Stefano Carboni, Institut du Monde Arabe (Paris), Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.),
2007
2
Freakin' Fabulous on a Budget
EGLOMISE? Eglomise. I can never remember that word! I always want to say
vichyssoise or Égoïste, the MATERIALS: coffee table, custom-cut glass, electrical
tape, paint, paintbrush name of the cologne I wore in my senior year of college.
33), On the portico of the north porch over the door, an observant guest would
have noticed the eglomise center of the fanlight; this detail at Homewood is
perhaps the only known architectural use of this process (no. 32). Mglomise is the
...
Catherine Rogers Arthur, Cindy Kelly,
2004
4
Wassily Kandinsky, 1866-1944: A Revolution in Painting
He found ideas in Bavarian verre eglomise pictures and votive folk pictures, and
made some verre eglomise pictures himself using free expressive forms (p. 25)
which suppressed rather than stressed the representational. For a time he also ...
5
Jan Van Der Heyden (1637-1712)
Signed with a monogram lower center: IV H (ligated) Glass {verre eglomise) 34 x
42.5 cm Rijkmuseum, Amsterdam, SK-A-251 1 Unlike nearly all of van der
Heyden's landscapes, the wooded landscape in this picture has been left
untouched ...
6
Normandie: France's Legendary Art Deco Ocean Liner
Commemorating his name, the process is identified as verre eglomise, or
eglomised glass. Eglomise is a demanding, topsy-turvy process. Brushwork for
back-painted images must be reversed: highlights, conventionally the final
addition, were ...
John Maxtone-Graham,
2007
7
Dictionary of Architecture and Interior Design
As in verre églomise', a painting process that was done on the reverse side of
glass and often gilded, then protected by varnish or another piece of glass. It was
named after a Monsieur Glomy an eighteenth-century French framer and gilder, ...
8
Baltimore Federal Furniture, May 17-September 5, 1972: Catalogue
Eglomise The skill of the inlay specialist was matched by that of the unknown
painters and gilders who executed the panels of glass, called eglomise, which
are the most unusual adornment of a small group of Baltimore furniture. A
technique ...
Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.). American Wing, Marilynn Johnson Bordes,
1972
9
Master works: how to use paint finishes to transform your ...
how to use paint finishes to transform your surroundings Jennifer Bennell,
Andrew Payne. :$' Two pieces of glass given a verre eglomise treatment— one
with oxidised copper leaf, and the other with oxidised Dutch metal. Both backed
with ...
Jennifer Bennell, Andrew Payne,
1994
10
The Taft Museum: its history and collections
1932-9 Looking Glass Probably New York City or Albany, 1800-1810 Gilt gesso
on pine, with eglomise tablets; h. 109.2 x w. 57.2 cm (43 x 22/2 in.) The gilt-wood
frame of this looking glass is composed of two pairs of reeded columns with ...
Edward J. Sullivan, Ruth Ann Krueger Meyer, Taft Museum,
1995
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EGLOMISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
eglomise is used in the context of the following news items.
Inside The London West Hollywood's Vivienne Westwood Inspired …
A long back wall features a built-in bookcase, backed with Verre Eglomise mirror panels. Grand Salon. The focal point of the salon is a large ... «Haute Living, Jun 15»
Joe Rosson: Picture is reverse painted on glass and likely from …
This technique is also termed "verre eglomise" in tribute to the French decorator Jean-Baptiste Glomy (1711-1786), who reverse-painted ... «Knoxville News Sentinel, Jun 15»
Luxury that makes boutique hotels special is a starting point for …
Silver-eglomise buffet from Bliss Home & Design, $4,465, in a renowned reverse-gilding technique used in French glasswork for centuries. «Kansas City Star, Jun 15»
North Reading Resident Accepts Outstanding Citizen Award
Chuck Carucci was recognized as the North Reading Outstanding Citizen for 2015. He was presented with an Eglomise decorative mirror with ... «Patch.com, May 15»
Reading Resident Accepts Outstanding Citizen Award
She was presented with an Eglomise decorative mirror with a rendering of Reading Town Hall. Pictured from left to right: Lisa Egan, Executive ... «Patch.com, May 15»
Pj. Bremier's Fine Living: At San Francisco Decorator Showcase …
“Both rooms feature my work in Verre Eglomise (painted or gilded glass), but in wildly different ways,” she explains. “The 'Stare Well' is an art ... «Marin Independent Journal, May 15»
Ohio Valley Session Leads Garth's May 15th Early American Auction
Typical form with carved side scrolls and eglomise tablets. Imperfections. 33"h. Benjamin Franklin Willard (1803-1847) was the youngest son ... «ArtfixDaily, May 15»
CRN AUCTIONS ANNUAL SPRING AUCTION
Salem Federal breakfront with ornate eglomise panels. Antique American and British accessories are abundant including Chinese Export ... «ArtfixDaily, Apr 15»
Vivienne Westwood Designs $25000 Per Night Penthouse Suite
The area incorporates custom-made cabinetry as well as rich furniture, built-in bookcases and Verre Eglomise mirror panels. Rug designs will ... «Haute Living, Apr 15»
Vivienne Westwood to Seriously Glam Up The London West …
A long back wall features a built-in bookcase, backed with Verre Eglomise mirror panels. The focal point of the salon is a large central rug, ... «HotelChatter, Apr 15»