Double Doll on Blue

Designer Flora Mace American
 Designer Joey Kirkpatrick American

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Joey Kirkpatrick and Flora Mace employ wire to "sketch" in glass, a technique that contains colors that would otherwise flow together. Wide-eyed with lips pursed, the dolls, suspended in the glass, appear to be holding their breath.

Double Doll on Blue, Flora Mace (American, born Exeter, New Hampshire, 1949), Glass, wire, sand grains (confined to a small circular area on bottom)

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Double Doll on Blue, Flora Mace (American, born Exeter, New Hampshire, 1949), Glass, wire, sand grains (confined to a small circular area on bottom)
Double Doll on Blue, Flora Mace (American, born Exeter, New Hampshire, 1949), Glass, wire, sand grains (confined to a small circular area on bottom)
Double Doll on Blue, Flora Mace (American, born Exeter, New Hampshire, 1949), Glass, wire, sand grains (confined to a small circular area on bottom)
Double Doll on Blue, Flora Mace (American, born Exeter, New Hampshire, 1949), Glass, wire, sand grains (confined to a small circular area on bottom)
Double Doll on Blue, Flora Mace (American, born Exeter, New Hampshire, 1949), Glass, wire, sand grains (confined to a small circular area on bottom)

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