Timothy Lotton Pink Tulip Vase with Lip 10 x 6 in. Blown Glass
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Timothy Lotton Pink Tulip Vase with Lip 10 x 6 in. Blown Glass
Only at Lotton Gallery
Tim Lotton blowing glass in the studio!
Tim Lotton has a new glass exhibition opening today at Lotton Gallery in Chicago. Tim's glass art, which continues the family legacy, will be on display through March 15. Read about Tim in our March issue on newsstands now, or at www.americanartcollector.com.
Wonderful Glasswork by Tim Lotton
Lotton Gallery is located on historic Michigan Avenue in the 900 (Bloomingdale’s) Building, Chicago. We feature the handblown glass by an American family of artists. Charles Lotton is the patriarch, self-taught in the art of glassblowing in 1970. He is now regarded as, “The Tiffany of the Twenty-First Century.” His sons David, Daniel and John learned alongside their father. Each is now an artist of distinction. Grandson Jeremiah began his career in 2000. Jeremiah’s brother, Joshua, has since joined the mix, as well as Daniel’s son Timothy, adding to the third generation. Additions to our glass artist stable are Rick Satava, Will Dexter, George Bucquet, Marty Hook, Geoffrey Beetem, Adam Kaser, Markow & Norris, Mayauel Ward, Donald Carlson and Michael Hopko.
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Wonderful Glasswork by Tim Lotton
Lotton Gallery is located on historic Michigan Avenue in the 900 (Bloomingdale's) Building, Chicago. We feature the handblown glass by an American family of artists. Charles Lotton is the patriarch, self-taught in the art of glassblowing in 1970. He is now regarded as, "The Tiffany of the Twenty-First Century." His sons David, Daniel and John learned alongside their father. Each is now an artist of distinction. Grandson Jeremiah began his career in 2000. Jeremiah's brother, Joshua, has since joined the mix, as well as Daniel's son Timothy, adding to the third generation. Additions to our glass artist stable are Rick Satava, Will Dexter, George Bucquet, Marty Hook, Geoffrey Beetem, Adam Kaser, Markow & Norris, Mayauel Ward, Donald Carlson and Michael Hopko.
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