Artist Information:
Robert Oreilly
Lafayette, CA
United States
Member Since: May 2003
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Artist Statement:
Art Glass Network “AGN” was
designed with the artist and
buyers in mind. Our business
was born out of the experience
of hundreds of glass blowers
from around the world, each
one expressing their
disappointment with the
current system for selling
their work either through
local galleries or on their
own. Local galleries limit the
number of Glass artists they
represent because they, the
owners, are limited by their
square footage and financial
resources. The artists
themselves have small spaces
at their studios or at art
shows and can offer only a
limited array of choices.
Through the wonders of
technology and the World-Wide
Web, AGN has a limitless
capacity for displaying Art
Glass to the whole world. We
take pride in selecting the
most talented artists from
around the globe; producing
unique pieces that appeal to
the buying public.
Art Glass Network combines
selection with service.
Customer Service is the key
components to AGN’s business;
both artists and buyers
deserve the utmost in respect.
In order to be successful we
strive to place the needs of
our community above our own
needs. We welcome your
opinions and criticisms and
rely on your comments to shape
the future ...
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Robert Oreilly's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Robert Oreilly's Portfolio. Browse Oreilly's body of work: Art Glass Network “AGN” was designed with the artist and buyers in mind. Our business was born out of the experience of hundreds of glass blowers from around the world, each one expressing their disappointment with the current system for selling their work either through local galleries or on their own. Local galleries limit the number of Glass artists they represent because they, the owners, are limited by their square footage and financial resources. The artists themselves have small spaces at their studios or at art shows and can offer only a limited array of choices. Through the wonders of ... |
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