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Combining the work of American artists with important pieces from international artists, RAM's Studio Glass collection documents worldwide developments in glass since 1964 when Harvey K. Littleton and Dominick Labino held workshops on the grounds of the Toledo Museum of Art. These workshops brought blown glass out of industry and into the artist's studio. Because RAM has attempted to document the evolution of this movement from its beginning to the present, its collection contains artists and bodies of work not frequently found in public museums. Masterpieces in the collection include Ginny Ruffner, Joel Philip Myers, and Dale Chihuly.

Collection images, clockwise left to right:
Michael Glancy American, 1950 – Golden Enigma, 1992 Glass and copper with gold plating Racine Art Museum, Gift of Dale and Doug Anderson		Carol Cohen American, 1939 – Little Compton, 1997 Glass and enamel paint Racine Art Museum, Gift of Ronald and Anita Wornick		Sonja Blomdahl American, 1952 – Glass Racine Art Museum, Gift of Dale and Doug Anderson		Dale Chihuly American, 1941 – Salmon and Rose Persian with Cranberry Lip Wrap, 1997 Glass Racine Art Museum, Gift of Dennis Cannaday and the Artist by Exchange

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