Glass Leaves ‘All the Leaves are Brown…’ by Lisa de Boer

Boha Glass

£2630

Autumnal Art IN STOCK Artist Lisa de Boer Glass Leaves All the Leaves are Brown… by Lisa de Boer Kiln-formed glass leaves sculpture by multitalented mixed media artist Lisa de Boer. All the Leaves are Brown is an autumnal-style piece. The name is inspired by the song California Dreamin by The Mamas the Papas. There is a tangible element to these leaves. You almost want to run your hand across them to feel the tactile surface. Bronze and copper with hints of green in this porous-looking leaf fenestration. 80 cm x 55 cm each with six standoffs included for easy hanging. Large and luxuriant folia

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