Glass Mosaic

As soon as man began to erect buildings made to withstand the action of time, he sought to discover, for purposes of embellishment, materials of a permanent character, more especially when desiring to produce chromatic and polychromatic effects. From this quest was born the art of the mosaicists, the art of placing colored tesserze in juxtaposition, one to another, and each to all, so as to form ornaments or pictures.

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GLASS MOSAIC

MAUSOLEUM AT GLEN COVE, L I

MARQUETTE BUILDING

A GLASS MOSAIC PANEL FOR A MAUSOLEUM

ALEXANDER COMMENCEMENT HALL

A DECORATIVE FIGURE IN GLASS MOSAIC

A MUSIVARIUS AT WORK

PART OF A GLASS MOSAIC FRIEZE

A MEMORIAL TABLET

CONVENT CHAPEL

CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY

MANHATTAN HOTEL, NEW YORK