Stained Glass Unsurpassed
by Charlie Cortte
by Charlie Cortte
< French Dragon
Size: 4ft. x 6ft.
2,000 pieces of Art Glass
Wooden Cupboard Frame with Blacklight
Weight: 350 lbs.
Made in USA Milwaukee, WI
Master Craftsman, 35 years experience.
Finished in 1982
Size: 4ft. x 6ft.
2,000 pieces of Art Glass
Wooden Cupboard Frame with Blacklight
Weight: 350 lbs.
Made in USA Milwaukee, WI
Master Craftsman, 35 years experience.
Finished in 1982
Tip McGraw >
Size: 33 in. x 55in.
890 pieces of Stained Glass
Oak Tri Arch Frame
Weight: 250 lbs.
Made in USA Milwaukee, WI
Master Craftsman, 35 years experience
Finished in 1988
Size: 33 in. x 55in.
890 pieces of Stained Glass
Oak Tri Arch Frame
Weight: 250 lbs.
Made in USA Milwaukee, WI
Master Craftsman, 35 years experience
Finished in 1988
To obtain the revelation of
true Beauty in bringing the
subject to life, the artist
rediscovered the lost methods
and colors in Stained Glass.
true Beauty in bringing the
subject to life, the artist
rediscovered the lost methods
and colors in Stained Glass.
He brings forth the magic of those moments transcending the state of art
and creating a more perfect expression. Thus the fulfillment of the quest
of excellence moved solely, by the desire to produce a thing of beauty,
irrespective of any rule, doctrine or theory beyond that governing good
taste and true artistic judgement, in his one of a kind creations.
Windows are a mojor emphasis, of his work, being one of the many
masters of the medium. In both Quality & Quantity. Yet most of his art
has never been seen in public. The brilliant design brings realism to the
subject. He was awarded the Best of Show at the 6th Annual Wehr
Wildlife Art & Craft Festival in 1992.
(incidentally the only show he entered.)
(Milwaukee Journal Art Critic 1991)
and creating a more perfect expression. Thus the fulfillment of the quest
of excellence moved solely, by the desire to produce a thing of beauty,
irrespective of any rule, doctrine or theory beyond that governing good
taste and true artistic judgement, in his one of a kind creations.
Windows are a mojor emphasis, of his work, being one of the many
masters of the medium. In both Quality & Quantity. Yet most of his art
has never been seen in public. The brilliant design brings realism to the
subject. He was awarded the Best of Show at the 6th Annual Wehr
Wildlife Art & Craft Festival in 1992.
(incidentally the only show he entered.)
(Milwaukee Journal Art Critic 1991)