Showing posts with label fine art glass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fine art glass. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Color Color Color!!

 Though Christmas is still seven months away, every day feels like it brings a little pre-holiday thrill as we open new packaged orders almost daily!
Today, at the gallery, we carefully unwrapped a returning favorite at the gallery, Smyers hand-blown glass clocks. Stephen Smyers is one of the true innovators of the contemporary  glass movement. Smyers award-winning designs are represented in the permanent collection of the Corning Museum of Glass and in numerous private collections.

 Renowned for his blend of artful innovation and classic appeal, a myers timeless collection of award-winning designs have placed his company of the vanguard of contemporary glass studios. In the creative atmosphere of his studio, where Smyers and his assistants mouth blow and hand finish each piece individually, glassware of lasting beauty and style is created with impeccable quality and craftsmanship.

 Each creation of Smyers Glass is hand signed with Smyers signature that ensures it's authenticity.
 So, as a gentle rhythm of ticking floats through the gallery, we welcome another year of enjoying having such fine art and talent displayed here at Harvest Gold Gallery.


So, stop in and join in our daily thrills as we prepare for another great season and new artists to make this year even better than years past!  Located on Kezar Lake overlooking the White Mountains of New Hampshire.  Open daily.  Call ahead (207) 925-6502 or visit us on the web at harvestgoldgallery.com



Monday, February 4, 2013

Spring color from Nathan :)



 Our own local glass artist extraordinaire has brought some lovely color to Harvest Gold Gallery today.
Glasses or vases to color your white winter landscape.

 Amazing bowls perfect for that wedding or anniversary gift.
 Mix and match  pattern and colors to make your unique set.
 Nathan's attention to detail in both form and color creates timeless beauty to enjoy everyday.
 These two beauties in tourmaline colors sweet for the newlyweds.
Freestanding sculpture and garden goodies also available.
Stop in when you are passing through beautiful downtown Center Lovell on Route 5.  Open daily and alway on the web.  Overlooking Kezar Lake and the White mountains on this cold winter sunrise.

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Paul Bendzunas Fine Glass Artist with Organic Flair

Aqua Frog
Here at Harvest Gold we are always thrilled when new items and pieces come in for us to place around the gallery. One of our favorite returning glass artists is Paul Bendzunas. Paul's obvious love of nature and it's soothing palette, will delight anyone when they see his fine, hand-blown vases that are themed around nature.
Green Frog
Combining traditional design elements with contemporary influences, Bendzunas has evolved an unusual style based primarily on natural and organic forms. His surface patterns involve animal and aquatic imagery. He achieves this effect by using colored enamels – the same crushed glass powders used in cloisonné jewelry – and precious metals, in combination with bits of crushed glass. He achieves distinctive colors using various formulations of metallic oxides such as gold, silver, cobalt and others, blended into the molten glass. Using classic glassblowing techniques that are thousands of years old, Bendzunas works the glass at temperatures in excess of 2000 degrees F. He forms and shapes each piece individually, without the use of molds. Each piece is one of a kind and is signed and dated.
His work is included in numerous public and private collections, including those of the Westinghouse Corporation, R.J. Reynolds Corporation and the State of Georgia Council for the Arts and Humanities. He has exhibited his work at galleries, museums and juried shows throughout the United States.


Strolling Moose

Great Blue Heron

Fish Vase
 We hope that while you are out for an afternoon drive through the White Mountains that you will stop buy our Gallery in Center Lovell and enjoy seeing Paul Bendzuna's work, amongst many other fine artists. We are open seven days a week from ten a.m. until four p.m. Looking forward to seeing you!

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