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Mary Shaffer BIOGRAPHY
Born 1947. Known for: Sculptor-glass tools, abstraction.
First trained as a painter at the Rhode Island School of Design, Mary Shaffer went on to develop her own glass slumping technique in 1972. She became an artist-in-residence at Pilchuck in 1980 and... Read full biography
First trained as a painter at the Rhode Island School of Design, Mary Shaffer went on to develop her own glass slumping technique in 1972. She became an artist-in-residence at Pilchuck in 1980 and subsequently became director of the craft department at New York University. Source:. Southwest Art,... Read full biography
First trained as a painter at the Rhode Island School of Design, Mary Shaffer went on to develop her own glass slumping technique in 1972. She became an artist-in-residence at Pilchuck in 1980 and subsequently became director of the craft department at New York University. Source:. Southwest Art, 11/1997
First trained as a painter at the Rhode Island School of Design, Mary Shaffer went on to develop her own glass slumping technique in 1972. She became an artist-in-residence at Pilchuck in 1980 and subsequently became director of the craft department at New York University. Source:. Southwest Art, 11/1997
First trained as a painter at the Rhode Island School of Design, Mary Shaffer went on to develop her own glass slumping technique in 1972. She became an artist-in-residence at Pilchuck in 1980 and subsequently became director of the craft department at New York University. Source:. Southwest Art, 11/1997
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First trained as a painter at the Rhode Island School of Design, Mary Shaffer went on to develop her own glass slumping technique in 1972.
She became an artist-in-residence at Pilchuck in 1980 and subsequently became director of the craft department at New York University.
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Southwest Art, 11/1997