BLASCHKA I : Guido Mocafico
dolceVitas podium - intro Blaschka
Impossibly life-like natural history models created out of glass by a father and son.
At the Boston Science Museum, in Boston, MA.
Specimen of Blaschka Marine Life, "Cladonema radiatum". Glass, paint, metal wire, resin, wood base; flameworked, painted, applied. Specimen mounted on wooden and meta …
Specimen of Blaschka Marine Life, "Octopus Salutii". Glass, paint, metal wire, resin; flameworked, painted, applied.
Varane Tarbeklaas
Posts about Leopold Blaschka written by Edmund Siderius
Blaschka Sea Creatures Cornell Warmus
Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka- стеклянные модели подводной фауны. Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka - стеклянные модели подводной фауны и цветов фантастической работы, какой не было ни до, ни после этих мастеров. Секреты их неизвестны, приспособления на вид- самые простые. Но тонкость и тщательность работы…
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"...Le nouvel espace permanent Blaschka , récemment créé au Museum de Genève, est entièrement dédié aux fameux mo...
Some of the most amazing glass objects were created at the turn of the last century, not this one. Specimens and models of flowers and sea creatures so realistic you can hardly believe they were made of glass.
Scientific models still stunning in the age of Google Images
Hos Bukowskis Auktioner hittar du Sveriges största nätauktion med ett stort utbud av glas och olika glasföremål. Hitta och lägg bud på dina favoritglas!
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Nineteenth-century glassworkers Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka made very accurate educational aids. Don't feel bad if they fool you.
During the late 19th century, Leopola Blaschka (1822-1895) and his son Rudolf (1857-1929) produc...
The Cornell Collection of Blaschka Invertebrate Models includes hundreds of glass models of sea creatures, making it both a teaching tool and a metaphor.
