Residential Stained Glass
enjoy making stained glass for the intimacy of people’s homes and working with them to enhance their living space. They enjoy watching the way the color and light change with the weather and the time of day.
Ellen Mandelbaum Glass Art
Northeast - United States
Residential, Commercial
Northeast- Active
In the world of stained glass Ellen Mandelbaum holds a special position. she has accepted the system of the lead line in her architectural work which assures a clearly structured link of glass into architecture. she sees within these areas the possibility of introducing herself as a painter, with her free and expressive style.
About the Brand
Customized
They are carefully planned by the artist, in agreement with the client, to fit into the architecture as well as its surroundings, the two of them then interacting in a dialog with the windows.
Watercolor
Ellen Mandelbaum Glass Art have painted watercolors all my life, usually in response to a beautiful landscape’s light and color in space. There seems to be a mystique about watercolors- that they are very hard to do and require special effects for clouds, water, etc.
Gilding
Unlike stained glass, Ellen Mandelbaum Glass Art Gilding, an exciting new technique using metallic-colored mica powders applied to the material’s surface, is visible in normal reflected light. Gilded artworks are attractive and alluring in their own right, but due to the lack of need for natural
Unique
Ellen Mandelbaum’s windows seem to expand into three-dimensions and allow somewhat unfamiliar glimpses into the outside world.
Inner Window
Ellen Mandelbaum Glass Art finally invented a new solution: stained glass in front of a watercolor with a space in between so light can get through. These ‘Inner Windows’ as are set in a deep frame so the painting on the stained glass plays off against the soft watercolor painting in the
Design Insights
Inspiration
About Ellen Mandelbaum Glass Art
www.emglassart.comMandelbaum works in watercolors, stained glass, oil paints, and gilding. She has exhibited internationally and her art has been featured in several one-person exhibitions at the Queens College Art Center in Flushing, NY and in a one-person show at Gallery35 in Manhattan. She is internationally recognized for her innovative stained glass commissions. These include installations for The Queens College Art Center, Marian Woods Retirement Facility in Westchester, and a thirty-foot high window for the South Carolina Aquarium.
Sunnyside (Corporate Address)
+1 (718) 361-8154
39-49 46th Street, Sunnyside, New York 11104, United States of America
