Pauline Solven
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Pauline Solven
British studio glass artist. one of the co-founding members of Sam Herman's Glasshouse Studio.
Educated at the RCA 1965-1968.
Co-founded Glasshouse 1969
Founded her own studio, Ravenshill, in 1975
Co-founded Cowdy Glass Workshop with husband Harry Cowdy in 1978, but still seems to have continued with Ravenshill.
From 2004 onwards she worked/works exclusively in kiln-fused panels.
RCA sculpture, signed 'Pauline Solven London 1968'
Ravenshill vase, signed 'Pauline Solven RH 195 - 1979'
Educated at the RCA 1965-1968.
Co-founded Glasshouse 1969
Founded her own studio, Ravenshill, in 1975
Co-founded Cowdy Glass Workshop with husband Harry Cowdy in 1978, but still seems to have continued with Ravenshill.
From 2004 onwards she worked/works exclusively in kiln-fused panels.
RCA sculpture, signed 'Pauline Solven London 1968'
Ravenshill vase, signed 'Pauline Solven RH 195 - 1979'
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very pretty! I like her early pieces.
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Same here - especially her work whilst still at the RCA, but it comes up so rarely.
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There's a gorgeous piece in one of the Crafts Council contemporary British Glass catalogues called 'Stacked Form- Colour Elevation' -
I'm holding out for a largish piece like that with lots of colour ...well, when I say 'I'm holding out for' I mean 'When I am rich'
I'm holding out for a largish piece like that with lots of colour ...well, when I say 'I'm holding out for' I mean 'When I am rich'
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Aye, you need a deep pocket or two for the early bits - the first vase on this page, with the blue 'fins', was £350 (if memory serves) and that's only about 15cm tall.
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Thought I would share this 1977 Ravenshill Paperweight I found yesterday. Signed Pauline Solven RH 779 1977.
A good size at about 7 by 8cm weighing in at 600g. Generous clear casing on top with a recessed bubble into mottled browns. The browns raise upwards around the bubble and then fall back whilst changing into tree moss greens. The greens drip into blue and then the lower is encased with wispy clouds of white.
A devil of a time reading the etched writing as it is over white but I got there in the end :0)
A good size at about 7 by 8cm weighing in at 600g. Generous clear casing on top with a recessed bubble into mottled browns. The browns raise upwards around the bubble and then fall back whilst changing into tree moss greens. The greens drip into blue and then the lower is encased with wispy clouds of white.
A devil of a time reading the etched writing as it is over white but I got there in the end :0)
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