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John Littleton (born 1957) and Kate Vogel (born 1956) are American studio glass artists who have worked collaboratively since 1979. They are considered to be among the third generation of American Studio Glass Movement artists who trace their roots to the work of Harvey Littleton in the 1960s. John Littleton, the youngest child of Harvey Littleton, grew up in the shadow of his father's accomplishments in Madison, Wisconsin, where he experienced first-hand the personalities and events of the early glass movement. Glass, however, was not John Littleton's first medium of choice when it came time for him to select a career. It was only after majoring in photography at the University of Wisconsin–Madison that he began to create in glass. He soon formed a collaborative partnership with another a

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rdfs:comment	John Littleton (born 1957) and Kate Vogel (born 1956) are American studio glass artists who have worked collaboratively since 1979. They are considered to be among the third generation of American Studio Glass Movement artists who trace their roots to the work of Harvey Littleton in the 1960s. John Littleton, the youngest child of Harvey Littleton, grew up in the shadow of his father's accomplishments in Madison, Wisconsin, where he experienced first-hand the personalities and events of the early glass movement. Glass, however, was not John Littleton's first medium of choice when it came time for him to select a career. It was only after majoring in photography at the University of Wisconsin–Madison that he began to create in glass. He soon formed a collaborative partnership with another a (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cambridgeshire, England Penland School of Crafts University of Wisconsin–Madison People from Bakersville, North Carolina Living people Glasmuseet Ebeltoft Murano Museum of Contemporary Design and Applied Arts Crystal Appalachian State University Penland School of Crafts faculty Madison, Wisconsin Fritz Dreisbach Bakersville, North Carolina 1956 births 1957 births University of Wisconsin–Madison College of Letters and Science alumni Western Carolina University Gary Beecham Dale Chihuly American glass artists Artists from North Carolina Erwin Eisch Folk Art Center Harvey Littleton High Museum of Art Married couples Women glass artists Kate Voegele Lausanne Switzerland Studio glass Marvin Lipofsky Spruce Pine, North Carolina Milwaukee Art Museum New Orleans Museum of Art Racine Art Museum Richard Ritter Robert C. Fritz Transparent materials Katie Vogel Mint Museum of Art William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Park St. Louis Art Museum
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has abstract	John Littleton (born 1957) and Kate Vogel (born 1956) are American studio glass artists who have worked collaboratively since 1979. They are considered to be among the third generation of American Studio Glass Movement artists who trace their roots to the work of Harvey Littleton in the 1960s. John Littleton, the youngest child of Harvey Littleton, grew up in the shadow of his father's accomplishments in Madison, Wisconsin, where he experienced first-hand the personalities and events of the early glass movement. Glass, however, was not John Littleton's first medium of choice when it came time for him to select a career. It was only after majoring in photography at the University of Wisconsin–Madison that he began to create in glass. He soon formed a collaborative partnership with another art student, Kate Vogel, who had exchanged her study of two dimensional art for glass. The artists' earliest collaborations in glass were the bag forms for which they are well known today. Since 2000 their work has included a series of arms and hands cast in amber-colored glass. Over the years the hands have held various objects, including river stones, large faceted glass "jewels", and colorful cast glass leaves. In recent years Littleton and Vogel have also become known for their series of functional glass and wrought iron side tables. (en)
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