1. Three-Dimensional Art
Sculpture
Architecture
Craft & Design

2. Geometric style vase from the Dipylon cemetery, near Athens

3. Euphronios and Euxitheos. Calyx Krater ( early 5th century BCE). Red-figure ceramic

4. Ceramics
• Clay • Kiln
• Silica • Bisque firing
• Throwing • Earthenware
• Pinch pot • Terra-cotta
• Coil building • Stoneware
• Slab building • Porcelain
• Glaze • China

6. Frank Martin forming a cylinder

7. Glass
Louis Comfort Tiffany. Plate and Vases (c. 1890) glass

8. Glass
• Silica
• Glassblowing
• Stained glass
• Fiberglass

9. Glass
Spring, A panel from Tiffany’s The Four Seasons composition,
which won him a gold medal at the 1900 Exposition Universelle in Paris.

10. Glass
Tiffany Studios, New York. Pond Lily Globe (1900-10) leaded glass, bronze

11. Blown Glass
Pitcher, Roman 3rd–4th century a.d. blown glass H. 6 15/32 in. (16.38 cm), Diam. 5 11/32 in.

12. Glass Blowing
Wanganui-based Lyndsay Patterson, a well-known New Zealand maker of contemporary glass.

13. Dale Chihuly. Chandeliers, blown glass