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English Glass
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William' Glass Menagerie and Streetcar Named Desire
These concise supplements to selected works of literature help students, from middle school to college, understand the overall structure of the work, actions and motivations of the characters, and the social and cultural perspectives of the author(s). Major features of these bestselling guides: -- Written by expert teachers and scholars -- Character maps, genealogies, maps, and illustrations -- Summaries, critical commentaries, and glossaries
William Morris
William Morris is one of the most original and daring glass artists in America today. Taken as a whole, the Artifact series of the past seven years looks like one long and extraordinary archaeological dig. Inspired by Paleolithic images, Morris says that he creates artifacts that he himself would like to excavate. His glass sculpture, composed of bold shapes, rich colors, and evocative textures resonates with primordial power. In his essay, Gary Blonston describes the development of Morris's early career and discusses some of his recent pieces. He goes on to explain the collaborative process Morris has developed with his studio assistants. Robert Vinnedge's photographs of Morris's artwork convey the drama of each object, while Russell Johnson's photographs of Morris and his assistants at work in the studio capture the excitement of the creative process.
Corporal Glass's Island
Somewhat fictionalized account of the 19th century society of this South Atlantic island and its rejection of modern life following a volcanic eruption in 1961.
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