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Rare Domenico Bussolin Glass Intarsia Brooch

Rare Domenico Bussolin Glass Intarsia Brooch

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  • PRODUCT INFO

    Rare Domenico Bussolin Glass Intarsia Brooch with Goldstone Star

     

    Year: 1838

     

    Dimensions: 35.4mm x 35.4mm x 4.1mm

    1.39in x 1.39in x 0.16in

     

    Giovanni Sarpellon - Miniature Masterpieces, Mosaic Glass 1838-1924 (English edition)

    • Intarsia-Worked Disk - Similar - Page 29-30, fig 57-62

     

    Intarsia-Worked Disk, fig 57-62 - Similar example on display at the Museo del Vetro (Murano Glass Museum) in Venice, Italy

     

    Condition: Small chip to the face of the glass intarsia disc.

     

     

     

    (Additional shipping charges may apply for international customers outside of the U.S. Please send us a message if you would like an international shipping quote for your specific area of the world.)

     

    Item #: 1117

  • ARTIST BIO

    Domenico Bussolin

     

    Domenico Bussolin made his debut into the world of glassmaking upon opening his Murano factory in 1838. His most notable works are his beautiful and highly intricate millefiori and intarsia glass work. While many people at the time admired and complemented Bussolin’s work, his sales were extremely low and ultimately this forced him to close his factory - after just 4 years - in 1842. Two other notable achievements he made to the glass world are his re-emergence of the millefiori technique which had remained a mostly dormant artform for over 2000 years, and his invention of the gas burning torch. Today, Bussolin’s work can be viewed and enjoyed on display at the Museo del Vetro (Murano Glass Museum) and other numerous highly distinguished museums throughout the world.

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