Collection 25

 

 

The original house, which was designed and built by a woman, dates back to 1905. An addition was designed and built by the collectors in 1995. Since this was prior to the beginning of the collection, no provision or accommodation for glass (such as lighting, display cabinets, niches or areas) was incorporated in the addition. Years after the collection began, additional lighting was added where possible to highlight the pieces. Unfortunately, the 27-foot ceiling in the family room, where much of the collection is displayed, prevented adding any additional lighting in that room. The collectors have family in Australia, so many pieces in the collection were acquired on their many trips to that country. As room for new pieces began to become a consideration, a conscious decision was made by the collectors to focus on figurative work.

 



Click on each thumbnail photo to enlarge it and see additional pictures of the room and the pieces in it.

In the entry, visitors are greeted by a Hank Murta Adams head.

In the living room, an oil by Anthony Quinn, entitled "Zorba," hangs over the original, coal-burning fireplace.

 

A major portion of the collection is distributed in the family room.

 

Note: there are multiple pages showing the family room.

 

The formal dining room boasts a large piece by Bohumil Elias

 

Silvia Levenson's glass slipper is in the kitchen.

 

On the wall in the master bedroom is a painting on glass by Gregory Grennon.

 

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