McDONALD ART SPECIFICATIONS

1. The Glass Book - Site unknown

ARTISTS: Armelle Le Roux /Robert Shank

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 1

DIMENSIONS: 14” x 9”

MEDIUM: fused, slumped, sandblasted and gilded plate glass

2. Coventry, England - St. Michael’s Cathedral

ARTIST: Armelle Le Roux

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 9

DIMENSIONS: 18 Ύ” x 35 Ύ”

MEDIUM: painted, stained, enameled, silk-screened, sandblasted and leaded plate glass

3. London, England - St. John’s, Red Lion Square

ARTIST: Armelle Le Roux

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 5 with some original lead and advertising envelope

DIMENSIONS: 9 Ύ” x 15 Ό”

MEDIUM: painted and leaded plate glass

4. Periers, France - Unidentified church

ARTIST: Armelle Le Roux

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 2

DIMENSIONS: 28 Ύ”x 8”

MEDIUM: copper-foiled mirror in carved and gilded wooden piece

5. Coutances, France - Cathedral de Notre Dame

ARTIST: Irmigard Steding

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 13

DIMENSIONS: 12” x 24”

MEDIUM: painted, sandblasted and leaded blown glass

6. Verdun, France - Assorted Shards

ARTISTS: Armelle Le Roux /Daniel Ziegler

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 13

DIMENSIONS: 29 5/8” x 26 3/8”

MEDIUM: silkscreened, fused and slumped glass on rosewood

7. Verdun, France - A Synagogue, a Protestant Church, a Catholic Cathedral

ARTIST: Armelle Le Roux

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 3

DIMENSIONS: 30 Ύ” x 11”

MEDIUM: silkscreened, fused and slumped glass on wooden piece

8. Metz, France - Cathedral of St. Stephen

ARTIST: Narcissus Quagliata

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 55

DIMENSIONS: 29 Ύ”x 41”

MEDIUM: sandblasted, painted and cast fused glass

9. Thionville, France - Unidentified sanctuary

ARTIST: Armelle Le Roux

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 4

DIMENSIONS: 11 5/8” x 9”

MEDIUM: painted and leaded plate glass

10. Malmedy, Belgium - Unidentified sanctuary

ARTIST: Daniel Ziegler

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 7

DIMENSIONS: 24”x 17 Ό” x 10 ½”

MEDIUM: glass, wood, electrical lights and fixtures, inkjet on vinyl, acrylic

11. St. Hubert, Belgium - A Shrine to the Joy of the Hunt

ARTIST: Robert Shank

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 4

DIMENSIONS: 17 Ό” diameter x Ύ”

MEDIUM: cast, sandblasted, painted and gilded plate glass

12. Dinant, Belgium - Notre Dame Church

ARTISTS: Alan Rhodes /Armelle Le Roux

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 6

DIMENSIONS: 17” x 17”

MEDIUM: painted, stained, enameled and sandblasted plate glass; blown Pyrex globe filled with glycerin in teak light box

13. Veviers, Belgium - Unidentified sanctuary

ARTIST: Armelle Le Roux

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 8

DIMENSIONS: 24 Ύ” x 17”

MEDIUM: painted, stained, leaded blown and wired glass

14. Bastogne, Belgium - Unidentified sanctuary

ARTIST: Craig Clemens

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 8

DIMENSIONS: 25” x 32” x 5 3/8”

MEDIUM: mounted acrylic, mirror and paper in stenciled wooden light box

15. Maastricht, Holland - Unidentified sanctuary

ARTIST: Armelle Le Roux

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 11

DIMENSIONS: 48” x 18”

MEDIUM: sandblasted fused glass

16. Aachen, Germany - Cathedral of Aachen

ARTISTS: Marc Le Rest /Armelle Le Roux

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 17

DIMENSIONS: 28 ½”x  28 ½”

MEDIUM: painted, stained, enameled, sandblasted and leaded blown glass

17. Aachen, Germany - Church of the Holy Ghost

ARTIST: Ariana Makau

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 8

DIMENSIONS: 10” x 13 ½” x 1 1/8”

MEDIUM: sandblasted, painted and cast fused glass

18. Trier, Germany - Liebefrau Kirche (Church of Our Lady)

ARTIST: Peter Eichhorn

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 43

DIMENSIONS: 36” x 44 Ύ”

MEDIUM: painted and stained blown glass

19. Cologne, Germany - Kφlner Dom (Cologne Cathedral)

ARTIST: Irmigard Steding

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 24

DIMENSIONS: 23 ½” x 35”

MEDIUM: silkscreened, painted, stained, enameled and leaded blown glass

20. Wiesbaden, Germany - Church of St.Augustine

ARTIST: Armelle Le Roux

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 10

DIMENSIONS: 24” x 13 ½”

MEDIUM: painted and leaded plate glass

21. Wiesbaden, Germany - The Russian Chapel

ARTIST: Armelle Le Roux

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 11

DIMENSIONS: 16 Ό” diameter

MEDIUM: painted, stained, gilded and leaded blown and plate glass

22. Frankfurt, Germany - Frankfurter Dom

ARTIST: Misty Gamble

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 3

DIMENSIONS: 17” x 25” x 7”

MEDIUM: glazed ceramic stoneware

23. Nuremberg, Germany - Saint Lorenz

ARTIST: Joseph Distefano

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 9

DIMENSIONS: 28” x 30” x 5”

MEDIUM: ceramic tiles, silk-screened and gilded glass mounted in wooden and concrete frame

24. Berchtesgaden, Germany - Berghof

ARTIST: Armelle Le Roux

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 12

DIMENSIONS: 21 ½” x 51 ½”

MEDIUM: cast sandblasted glass frits, painted, stained and enameled plate glass

25. Biarritz, France - St. Andrews English Church

ARTIST: Constance Levathes

NUMBER OF SHARDS: 4

DIMENSIONS: 8 Ό” x 14” x 5”

MEDIUM: gilded copper foiled blown glass and candle