Eddio ed Adam (God and Adam)

Eddio ed Adam (God and Adam)

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Object Name: 
Candleholder with Cover
Title: 
Eddio ed Adam (God and Adam)
Department
Modern
Place Made: 
Netherlands, Leerdam
Date: 
1994
Color
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blue
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yellow
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amber
Technique
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blown glass
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applied decoration
Material
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glass
Dimensions: 
Overall H: 18.5 cm; (a) H: 13.8 cm, D: 12.0 cm; (b) H: 13.1 cm, D: 10.7 cm.
Accession Number: 
95.3.63
Location: 
Not on Display
Description
Neodymium glass. (a) Pale bluish mauve, transparent; (b) pale bluish mauve, transparent, with yellowish amber, transparent knop; blown, applied. Candleholder (a), with cover(b). Candleholder: globular, with hemispherical mouth. Rim plain; narrow opening at junction of mouth and body; base plain, with high, rounded kick; no pontil mark. cover: bell-shaped, hollow except for knop. Semiovoid knop resting on two disks with rounded edges, small above and larger below; wall descends vertically, then splays, with plain rounded rim at bottom. (a) Inscribed on outside below rim with diamond point: "Royal Leerdam 250-248 R.M. 1994" (cursive); (b) inscribed on inside above foot rim with diamond point: "Eddio ed Adam RL-RM" (cursive).
Label Text
The artist, Richard Meitner, has indicated that this object (and only this object) is meant to be taken apart and assembled as one wishes. There is no one right way to assemble it, and he encourages us to play with it.
Inscription
Eddio ed Adam RL-RM
inscription
:
cursive on inside above foot rim with diamond point
Royal Leerdam 250-248 R.M. 1994
inscription
:
cursive on outside below rim with diamond point
Provenance
Art Nederland Europe, Source
1995-09-07
Masters of Studio Glass: Richard Craig Meitner
Venue(s)
Museum of Glass: International Center for Contemporary Art 2010-07-17 through 2011-06-19
Venue(s)
Corning Museum of Glass
West Bridge exhibit (which later travels to Museum of Glass in Tacoma - new exhibition has been created)
 
New Glass Review, 16 (1995) illustrated, p. 21, #56;

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