Adam Jablonski - Vase - Glass

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Graduate in Art History, with five years of professional experience in ceramics and glass.

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This antique, rare Polish, handmade crystal candlestick in cobalt blue and green is a unique and beautiful example of abstract art. Made from cobalt blue and clear crystal, this sculpture from the 1980s is a stunning addition to any interior decor.

This unique object, signed by the artist, radiates craftsmanship and elegance, showcasing the beauty of Polish art glass.

Unique piece, a collector's rarity, gorgeous in perfect condition

Adam Jabłoński, known as one of the most important Polish glass artists, for many years created unique works that fused traditional craftsmanship with modern design. His works, produced since the 1950s, were characterized not only by high quality craftsmanship but also by an innovative approach to form and color. Jabłoński was a certified glass technologist and a visual artist, which allowed him to move freely in both applied and fine arts.

In his work, Adam Jabłoński often used glass-blowing techniques and shaping it into various forms. His works were distinguished by a rich color palette and unique forms that attracted the attention of collectors and art lovers. Many of his works are vases that became icons of Polish design in the 1980s and 1990s.

His works are valued not only in Poland but also abroad. His pieces can be found in many art galleries and museums, where they are exhibited alongside works by other renowned artists. His works have become sought-after items at art auctions, fetching high prices.

Adam Jabłoński left behind a rich legacy that inspires new generations of artists and craftsmen. His approach to glass as an artistic medium and his ability to combine tradition with modernity make him a remarkably important figure in the history of Polish design. /Glaarte/

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This antique, rare Polish, handmade crystal candlestick in cobalt blue and green is a unique and beautiful example of abstract art. Made from cobalt blue and clear crystal, this sculpture from the 1980s is a stunning addition to any interior decor.

This unique object, signed by the artist, radiates craftsmanship and elegance, showcasing the beauty of Polish art glass.

Unique piece, a collector's rarity, gorgeous in perfect condition

Adam Jabłoński, known as one of the most important Polish glass artists, for many years created unique works that fused traditional craftsmanship with modern design. His works, produced since the 1950s, were characterized not only by high quality craftsmanship but also by an innovative approach to form and color. Jabłoński was a certified glass technologist and a visual artist, which allowed him to move freely in both applied and fine arts.

In his work, Adam Jabłoński often used glass-blowing techniques and shaping it into various forms. His works were distinguished by a rich color palette and unique forms that attracted the attention of collectors and art lovers. Many of his works are vases that became icons of Polish design in the 1980s and 1990s.

His works are valued not only in Poland but also abroad. His pieces can be found in many art galleries and museums, where they are exhibited alongside works by other renowned artists. His works have become sought-after items at art auctions, fetching high prices.

Adam Jabłoński left behind a rich legacy that inspires new generations of artists and craftsmen. His approach to glass as an artistic medium and his ability to combine tradition with modernity make him a remarkably important figure in the history of Polish design. /Glaarte/

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Poland
Designer/artist/maker
Adam Jablonski
Material
Glass
Colour
Green
Condition
As new - unused
Height
29 cm
Width
10 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
PolandVerified
51
Objects sold
Private

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