PINO SIGNORETTO MURANO HOT SCULPTED GLASS SCULPTURE | ||
| Murano and Italian Art Glass634 of 1643 |  |  |
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Posted 8 years ago
Rick55
(130 items)
This is a sculpture by Pino Signoretto. His work is some of the most sought after and prized of all Murano glass. It was formed entirely by hand from a molten piece of glass. It's a large piece measuring 9.5" H x 6" x 6" and weighs 12 lbs. As always, thanks for looking.
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Oh WOW!! Rick , this is truly spectacular!
You're quick on the button Scott LOL. Thanks so much for the nice comment and love, and thanks for the love Record, it's appreciated!
Fabulous sculptural glass !!!!
Beauty Rick :)
That's a WOW from me as well!! Love it!!!!
Thanks so much for the wonderful comments and love Kevin, Ken, Caper and Tassie, and thanks for the love Mac, Bonnie and Mike, it's always appreciated!
Picture #4. wow.
Thank you Bill, I like the back view also. Thank you for the love BB2!
wonderful!!never seen anything like that!! He looks like a tired fireman
.......................OMG, this IS a MasterPiece Rick !!!
Your photos are stunning too. Triple WOW on this post !!!
Wonderful.......and you learn something new every day!
Sheer talent, made very obvious by the use of a one glass colour.
It must be a treat to hold and turn and examine.
Congratulations Rick - another fantastic addition to your stellar collection.
wow really a capolavoro
Spectacular Rick..that ain't going anywhere after forklifted onto the coffe table is it?...:-))
Thanks so much for the great comments and love Fleafinder, Rosie, Peggy, Karen, Sylvia and Penny, and thanks for the love Anna, BB2 Pops, Yvonne, Thomas, Sylvia, Aura, Mani, Ho2 and Penny... it's all appreciated!
@ Fleafinder... LOL he might be tired from getting punched around into shape :-)
@Rosie... Triple thanks :-) Thanks for the photo comment it's appreciated :-) :-) :-)
@ Karen... yes he's very talented. I normally don't care for colorless glass, but this one is an exception.
@ Sylvia... Yes, I consider it a masterpiece too. I had to look up capolavoro, I have never heard that word :-)
@ Penny... I don't know if it even if the coffee table could hold it LOL.
This makes me want to cry. IDKW, it's just so amazing. Thank You!!
And thank you. ;):)
Thank you so much Tonja! Isn't it wonderful when art can bring out emotions in a person?
You're welcome, anytime :-)
love this very very much!!
Hi, Rick. I'm wondering how you made the attribution to Pino Signoretto, may he rest in peace. I have a pair of figures like yours, but they are unsigned. I bought them in an auction two years ago, and they were sold without attribution. I just liked them. Since the Maestro Signoretto has passed, his work has been celebrated in the glass world, and I have come to wonder if my campesinos (farm workers) are done by his hand. I am primarily a Swedish glass collector, so the world of Murano is not my forte. I appreciate your help - I'll post my pieces on my page.
Kiki Smith ordered glass , i believe but it never made made the USA
you got a very good collection , but this is just uomo seduto
no sweat but one of us is making an alleged fallacy