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Sextett für 2 Violinen, 2 Bratsche und 2 Violoncelle ... Op. 15. Partitur,etc by Louis Christian August Glass, 1896 Louis Glass: Sextet Op. 15 - Partitur by Unknown, 2009-01-01 Louis Glass: Fantasi Op. 47 by Unknown, 2009-01-01 The people of the State of California, respondent, vs. Louis Glass, appellant: Appellant's points and authorities. D.M. Delmas, T.C. Coogan, H.C. McPike, attorneys for appellant by Delphin Michael Delmas, 1908 Louis Glass: Fruhlinglied Op. 31 by Unknown, 2009-01-01 Common Ground. First works in kilnformed glass by artists with backrounds in clay by Horsley, Koudelka, Louis, Orr, Stanek, Sorrs, Vogel Horrell, 1997 The magician of glass: A study of the life, work, and influence of Louis Comfort Tiffany by Elizabeth Tracy Wright, 1976 The fabrication and study of the Charge-Flow Transistor using chalcogenide glass (Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Thesis. 1978. M.S) by Louis Nicholas Hutter, 1978 The stained glass of French churches,: With an essay by Louis Grodecki, 1948 The modern method of producing continuous sheet glass by George Louis Colburn, 1948 Louis C. Tiffany's Glass-Bronzes-Lamps Louis C. Tiffany's Glass, Bronzes, Lamps A Complete Collector's Guide Millville Bottle Works, plaintiff, vs. Isaac L. Shoemaker, Joseph C. Shoemaker and Rebecca E. Shoemaker, executors of the last will and testament of Clement ... Louis H. Miller, of counsel with plaintiff by Louis H Miller, 1915 "Benedicite omnia opera": Three windows for Colmon Ell Church, by Louis Davis by R. E. D Sketchley, 1910

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81. Danacord - Louis Glass - Vol.1
    2001 Plovdiv Philharmonic Orchestra Chamber Choir Philippopolis Nayden Todorov,conductor Soloist Romeo Smilkov piano program louis glass Symphony no.2  
    http://www.thracia.net/recordings/danacord3.HTM

82. Danacord - Louis Glass
    Recordings for Danacord Denmark. louis glass 6 Symphonies. A truediscovery! The first release of the complete orchestral music by  
    http://www.thracia.net/recordings/DANACORD.HTM
    
    Extractions: A true discovery! The first release of the complete orchestral music by the Danish late-romantic composer Louis Glass, who composed 6 symphonies and various works for orchestra. Some of the symphonies receive their first ever recording. The splendid young conductor Nayden Todorov leads the Plovdiv Philharmonic from Bulgaria. Not to be missed by lovers of Danish romantic orchestral music. vol. 1 vol. 2 vol. 3 vol. 4

83. Saint Louis Union Station Grand Hall Stained Glass Window Detail
    by Freeman F. Mary Daniels Brown. St. louis, Missouri, USA. Week of June16, 2002. Saint louis Union Station Grand Hall Stained glass Window Detail.  
    http://www.brownlog.dreamhost.com/photooftheweek/2002/2002q2/20020616.html
    
    Extractions: St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. Theodore C. Link designed Union Station in Saint Louis, Missouri. The railroad terminal was completed in September, 1894. In 1978 the building ceased to function as a train station. The neglected structure was scheduled to be demolished. Fortunately Mr. Levee of Oppenheimer Properties realized that Union Station should be saved. Union Station was purchased for 5 million dollars; 150 million more were spent on renovation and development, and in 1985 Union Station celebrated its grand reopening as a hotel and a shopping and restaurant area. The original Tiffany stained glass window in the grand hall still survives. The photograph above is a detail of the central part of the triptych. The lettering beneath the figure spells "Saint Louis." In the tryptic, San Francisco sits to the left and New York sits to the right. Click here to see the full triptych photos@brownlog.dreamhost.com next return

84. This Is United - Oxford United Football Club - Charlie Methven
    Raise a glass to louis Column date 01/11/2002 It was never as good as someclaimed a few weeks ago, and it's not as bad as others are saying now.  
    http://www.thisisunited.com/charlie.asp?archive=48

85. Oshman's Supersports USA - Scottish Christmas St. Louis Blues
    Scottish Christmas St. louis Blues glass Helmet Ornament Item no 1158604OUR PRICE $12.99. Show your team pride this holiday season  
    http://www.oshmans.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1158604

86. Gallery Of Art -- Washington University In St. Louis
    The glass and Bottle of Suze may reveal other secrets still. Jean Sutherland Boggs. 20002003, Washington University in St. louis One Brookings Drive, St.  
    http://wuga.wustl.edu/art/imgLarge/30lg.html
    
    Extractions: In 1912 when Spanish artist Pablo Picasso made the he was thirty-one, had visited Paris for the first time in 1900 and had lived there fairly continuously since 1904. By 1912 he had achieved a certain reputation, even internationally, and had a supportive dealer, D. H. Kahnweiler. Even more significant is the fact that Picasso was at the apogee of his close relationship with the French painter Georges Braque. It was in May of that year that Picasso had made the "first" collage, the famous horizontal oval, Still Life with Chair Caning Picasso soon followed Braque, even using the decorator's tricks of combing paint to give the effect of wood graining and of using decorators' materials like wallpaper, devices Braque had learned from his father. Picasso also ventured forth into another more daring (and less durable) form of papernewsprint. Often, as in Washington University's Glass and Bottle of Suze

87. Off The Glass With Huey, Dewey And Louis (Bedard)
    Click here! How smart are you? Take an IQ Test! Off the Glasswith Huey, Dewey and louis (Bedard) By Laurel Blackburn.  
    http://bedard.virtualave.net/offtheglass3.htm
    
    Extractions: acctnum="1";userid="dropem27";var Loaded=false;var Flag=false; Yes, there is pun intended here. The idea for this one came to me last year during one of those sleepless nights where you think up all this great stuff to do and inventions to patent and grocery lists, etc. Usually half the stuff you thought about looks pretty stupid by morning. This one stuck with me. Only recently was I able to pull it all together. I've always been fascinated by "blood and guts." Things that send most people running will usually find me inching closer for a better look. When I was 16 I had my appendix removed. Instead of resting in bed I'd grab my IV pole and head to the ER to check out the action. I like to watch surgery shows on TV and I've never been one to turn my head when I've gotten stitches. As a matter of fact, I have an earful of stitches right now. I can't believe doctors don't provide mirrors, I really want to watch. Since my first hockey game I wanted to know about the injuries that the players received. I wanted to know how they happened, how they're taken care of and mostly, how can a player continue to play after receiving an injury. Luckily, I write an article and can do whatever I want with it.

88. Collectible Antique Glass - Paperweights: Modern St. Louis
    A Few glass Paperweights. Modern Elegance from Compagnie des Cristalleriesde Stlouis. The classic paperweights from the St. louis  
    http://www.geocities.com/jmhavens.geo/Paperweights3.html
    
    Extractions: The "classic" paperweights from the St. Louis factory date from the 1840s. After a hiatus of many years the company revived the production of weights in 1952 "for a short period" (Hollister 1969, p. 271). Later, commercial production was resumed on a regular basis. The collector can come across easily-recognizable paperweights from the 1950s as they usually contain date-canes. Typically these are close concentrics as in the example below but double overlays and pedestal weights were also made. The canes in these weights have been criticized as being "really too small to see" (Hollister 1969, p. 272), and this is the case in the example shown here. One must use additional magnification to view the finely-detailed individual canes in this example. A modern close-concentric paperweight by St. Louis. Signed with a SL 1953 cane, seen in the seven o'clock position, third row. Image slightly enlarged to show details of the individual canes. D = 3" (7.6 cm). Sold for $150 in 1992. Updated 18 Jul 2002 Return to Paperweights: Table of Contents Return to Collectible Antique Glass: Table of Contents

89. MMD Archives: Louis T. Glass, Jukebox Hero
    An article entitled louis T. glass, Jukebox Hero by Robbie Rhodes,appearing in issue 2003.01.14 of the Mechanical Music Digest.  
    http://mmd.foxtail.com/Archives/Digests/200301/2003.01.14.04.html
    
    Extractions: A kindly reader in London sent us a URL on an interesting article from 1999 about the first jukebox: Jukebox Hero and Gordon Dorsey By Mark Athitakis Jukebox Hero Louis T. Glass ... He introduced his machine cunningly named the nickel-in-the-slot phonograph 110 years ago last week, on Nov. 23, 1889. Visit http://www.sfweekly.com/issues/1999-12-01/riffraff.html Robbie Rhodes

90. Louis Sullivan Stencil Stained Glass
    louis Sullivan Stencil Stained glass WG9103 $69.00. For your security,all transactions are handled with industry standard SSL encryption.  
    http://www.maclinstudio.com/sulstenstain.html

91. St Louis Design Form - Kenyon Stained Glass Factory , Inc.
    Home Philosophy What's New Designs Color Designs glass Colors About Products Contact. Copyright © 20012002 Kenyon's Stained glass Factory, Inc.  
    http://www.kenyonglass.com/stlouis.html

92. Books About Tiffany Art Glass, Pottery, Lamps And Windows
    Koch, louis C. Tiffanys glassBronzes-Lamps c.1971, reprint, 9x11, 208p, hardbound,black/white, Crown Pub, NY, 1989 printing (on dustjacket flap) Content  
    http://www.coastside.net/msinfobooks/gxarttif.html

93. Glass Prints St Louis Blues Large Stained Glass Table Lamp
    The finest materials are used in the manufacture of glass Prints stainedglass lamps. Each lamp is handmade the pieces cut and soldered  
    http://www.footballfanatics.net/23490.html
    
    Extractions: The finest materials are used in the manufacture of Glass Prints stained glass lamps. Each lamp is handmade the pieces cut and soldered into its proper place with great care and precision. The finished product is a beautiful high quality lamp sure to delight any fan. To insure a high quality product each lamp goes through a five step inspection process before shipping. All of the electrical components are UL listed. Also the boxes are engineered to be contoured to the shape of the lamp. 21 High x 14 Diameter

94. DCCD 9306 LOUIS GLASS : Piano Fantasy / Piano Sonatas
    DCCD 9306. louis glass. Piano Fantasy / Piano Sonatas. Nina Gade.Critics Praise. Danish pianist Nina Gade plays them well, with good  
    http://www.naxos.com/cat/9306.htm
    
    Extractions: DCCD 9306 LOUIS GLASS Piano Fantasy / Piano Sonatas Nina Gade "Danish pianist Nina Gade plays them well, with good touch and tone and obvious sympathy for the music, and the sound is excellent." American Record Guide "Nina Gade...makes the best case possible for this music..." Fanfare back to applause page

95. German Porcelain "St. Louis" Souvenir Glass
    louis Souvenir glass. Porcelain beaker decorated in transfer and polychrome enamelswith scenes from St. $95. German Porcelain St. louis Souvenir glass.  
    http://www.kensingtonhouseantiques.com/items/32372/item32372store.html
    
    Extractions: Guest Book Porcelain beaker decorated in transfer and polychrome enamels with scenes from St. Louis, Missouri. The scenes include Eads Bridge, Municipal Courts Building, and Union Station. These glasses were made in Bohemia and Germany from the 1890's until World War I. We are also offering similar glasses featuring Boston, Cincinnati, and Mackinac Island. The bottom is marked "Made In Germany". Origin: Germany, 1891-1918. Condition: near mint, with very slight wear to the gilded edges. Size: 3-3/4" tall. Page design by TROCADERO

96. Windows Doors Glass St. Louis Missouri MO
    Open Up Regional Website Malls by Simple Online Solutions for St. louis, Missouriand surrounding areas. Keyword. Your ad above 80,000 exposures - only $25.  
    http://www.openup.com/malls/stlouisMO/category/5520.html

97. Glass, Philip (1937 - )
    Brief biography with a summary of his stage works.Category Arts Music Composition Composers G glass, Philipglass, Philip (1937 ). The American composer Philip glass has enjoyeda degree of popularity unusual among contemporary composers.  
    http://www.hnh.com/composer/glass.htm
    
    Extractions: The American composer Philip Glass has enjoyed a degree of popularity unusual among contemporary composers. A pupil of Nadia Boulanger, he was influenced too by the Indian sitar player Ravi Shankar and has won a reputation as an exponent of minimalism, based on the systematic repetition of a motif, modified or extended. Stage Works Glass has won particular favour in some quarters for his stage works Einstein on the Beach, in collaboration with Bob Wilson, Satyagraha and Akhnaten. A more recent theatrical piece is Hydrogen Jukebox.

98. LOUIS BALMET 1876-1957 MAITRE VERRIER VITRAUX FRANCE STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
    Translate this page louis BALMET. 1876 - 1957. Maître-verrier. Grenoble. France. _. LES COLLABORATEURSDE L'ARTISTE. _. LE VITRAIL SELON louis BALMET. _. e mail GILLES BALMET. LINK.  
    http://louis.balmet.free.fr/

99. Louis Comfort Tiffany - The Metropolitan Museum Of Art
    Explore the louis Comfort Tiffany art nouveau Met exhibition, including stainedglasswindows, paintings, interiors, mosaics, lamps, jewelry, metalwork, enamels  
    http://www.metmuseum.org/explore/Tiffany/RELEASE.HTM
    
    Extractions: painting interior decoration , and leaded-glass windows , it includes examples of his lamps and chandeliers, objects in glass and bronze, enamelwork pottery furniture jewelry , and even textiles. It also includes a selection of presentation and working drawings from the Tiffany Studios for interiors, windows, mosaics, lampshades, and other decorative objects, drawn from a collection of more than 400 works and seen here publicly for the first time. painting , and an introductory gallery features one of his early canvases, Snake Charmer at Tangier, Africa (1872), Representing his interior work of the early 1890s are rare examples of Tiffany furniture, including a large carved oak armchair that originally was part of the famous Rembrandt Room, or library, of the Fifth Avenue mansion of noted art patrons Louisine and H. O. Havemeyer, who in 1891 commissioned Tiffany to provide all aspects of the interior decoration of their house. Also, from the Music Room of that house, is a jeweled foliate window in opalescent, amber, and golden glass.

100. Tiffany Windows
     AT THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. STAINEDglass WINDOWS. View of Oyster Bay, Dogwood,Autumn Landscape. DRAWINGS FOR STAINED-glass WINDOWS. Beatitude window.  
     http://www.metmuseum.org/explore/Tiffany/listsgw.htm

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