Kiln-formed glass, 16” x 19”
Mary Ellen Pleasant was the richest Black woman in San Francisco during the Gold Rush. She said she “set the best table.” She was a friend of John Brown.
Kiln-formed glass, 16” x 19”
Kiln-formed glass, 14” x 18”
12’ x 18”
Kiln-formed Glass
(Photographer Credit: Don Felton, Almac Camera San Francisco)
12’ x 18”
Kiln-formed Glass
(Photographer Credit: Don Felton, Almac Camera San Francisco)
12’ x 18”
Kiln-formed Glass
(Photographer Credit: Don Felton, Almac Camera San Francisco)
12’ x 18”
Kiln-formed Glass
(Photographer Credit: Don Felton, Almac Camera San Francisco)
12’ x 18”
Kiln-formed Glass
(Photographer Credit: Don Felton, Almac Camera San Francisco)
20” x 11” Glass Skillet
Blown Glass
(Photographer Credit: Allison Burrell, The Studio at the Corning Museum of Glass)
20” x 30” Panel
Kiln-formed Glass
(Photographer Credit: Allison Burrell, The Studio at the Corning Museum of Glass)
20” x 30” Panel & 20” x 11” Glass Skillet
Kiln-formed & Blown Glass
(Photographer Credit: Allison Burrell, The Studio at the Corning Museum of Glass)