Wildlife Art in Stained Glass

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Herons are a bit overused in stained glass, in my opinion. For that reason, I wanted to create a heron-themed artwork that would be truly special.

Sucess! This artwork turned out so well, we're enjoying in our home until you decide to enjoy it in yours! It truly is stunning, or so my mother told me when she last visited.

The heron, the stone bridge, and the background of trees in autumn combine in a breathtaking way.

This artwork is copper-foiled. The incorporation of many tiny pieces of glass (over a hundred in the bridge alone) and some very odd shaped pieces makes copper foil the right choice for an artwork such as this. The process of copper foiling so many tiny and convoluted pieces of glass is very hard on my hands, especially my fingernails, but the end result is worth a few days of tender fingertips and mangled fingernails.
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This artwork is 17 1/4" wide and 40 3/8" tall, including the custom made walnut frame. The solder that covers all of the copper foil has been patina-ed with a black patina, which makes all of the leadlines look charcoal gray.

The price of this artwork is $2400.00. If you are interested in this artwork, please contact me with a zip code so I can give you a quote that includes fully insured shipping.

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	Herons are a bit overused in stained glass, in my opinion. For that reason, I wanted to create a heron-themed artwork that would be truly special. Sucess! This artwork turned out so well, we're enjoying in our home until you decide to enjoy it in yours! It truly is stunning, or so my mother told me when she last visited.
	The heron, the stone bridge, and the background of trees in autumn combine in a breathtaking way. This artwork is copper-foiled. The incorporation of many tiny pieces of glass (over a hundred in the bridge alone) and some very odd shaped pieces makes copper foil the right choice for an artwork such as this. The process of copper foiling so many tiny and convoluted pieces of glass is very hard on my hands, especially my fingernails, but the end result is worth a few days of tender fingertips and mangled fingernails. .
This artwork is 17 1/4" wide and 40 3/8" tall, including the custom made walnut frame. The solder that covers all of the copper foil has been patina-ed with a black patina, which makes all of the leadlines look charcoal gray. The price of this artwork is $2400.00. If you are interested in this artwork, please contact me with a zip code so I can give you a quote that includes fully insured shipping.