Good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
4.5″W x 2″D x 6.5″H
DOMINICK LABINO (1910-1987) Emergence Series Glass Sculpture
$3,500.00
Glass sculpture from American glass artist Dominick Labino (1910-1987) comes from Labino’s best known body of work, the “Emergence” series. Crafted with enveloping layers of pink and amber glass, this intriguing sculpture has an amorphous form that beautifully exhibits post modern tastes. A prominent, internationally recognized figure, Labino held over 60 patents for his glassmaking techniques, making this rare sculpture a must-have addition to the collection. Signed and dated via etching on the bottom of the piece by Labino.
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