Artist Information:
Olaf Stevens
4201 CR Gorinchem,
Netherlands
Member Since: Jun 2002
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Artist Statement:
Olaf Stevens (Tilburg, NL
1954) is well-known for his
unusual style. In glass and
porcelain alike, his
variations of form and
ornamentation are always
guaranteed to
surprise,combining motifs of
a long tradition with
absolute innovations. Stevens
achieves his singular effects
by a labor-intensive Swedish
technique called "Graal". A
comparable technique is not to
be found even at the
history-endowed glass
workshops of Murano, Italy.
The heavy , solid glass and
the contrast between
archetypical form and
capricious decoration lend the
objects an appearance all
their own.
Numerous international
exhibitions and publications
pay tribute to his work in the
fine Arts, including museum
exhibitions in Madrid, Linz,
Helsinki, New York, Boston and
Baltimore. Clients for whom
Olaf Stevens designs in the
glass and porcelain industry
include Rosenthal, former
Hutschenreuther, Royal
Leerdam, Ritzenhoff Cristal AG
and Hoya Cristal company in
Japan....
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Artist Exhibitions:
Permanent presentations
Galerie Maas
(Mr. Meindert Osinga)
Kortekade 14-16
3062 GR Rotterdam - The
Netherlands
Telephone: +31 (0)654236487
E-mail:
m.osinga@galeriemaas.nl
www.galeriemaas.nl
Open: Wed.-Sat. 13.00 - 18.00
hrs, Sun. 14.00 - 17.00 hrs
or by appointment.
Galerie Eind 40 (Artist
exhibition ...
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Artist Galleries:
Galerie Maas
(Mr. Meindert Osinga)
Kortekade 14-16
3062 GR Rotterdam - The
Netherlands
Telephone: +31 (0)654236487
E-mail:
m.osinga@galeriemaas.nl
www.galeriemaas.nl
Open: Wed.-Sat. 13.00 - 18.00
hrs, Sun. 14.00 - 17.00 hrs
or by appointment.
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Olaf Stevens's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Olaf Stevens's Portfolio. Browse Stevens's body of work: Olaf Stevens (Tilburg, NL 1954) is well-known for his unusual style. In glass and porcelain alike, his variations of form and ornamentation are always guaranteed to surprise,combining motifs of a long tradition with absolute innovations. Stevens achieves his singular effects by a labor-intensive Swedish technique called "Graal". A comparable technique is not to be found even at the history-endowed glass workshops of Murano, Italy. The heavy , solid glass and the contrast between archetypical form and capricious decoration lend the objects an appearance all their own.
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