Goldfinch and Blue Teasles - Debbie Copley fabrizia bazzo It has since become one

It has since become one of his most commercially successful patterns

5cm high x 11cm diameter

depicting tucked away villages around the Chapel on the hill with its surrounding cemetery

which shaped his view of the best life a man could live

Goldfinch and Blue Teasles - Debbie Copley fabrizia bazzo It has since become oneKiln fired paints and silver stain on Lamberts, Oceanside and float glass 30 x 30cm "I was inspired by notes made during the Morris Lecture that he was a noisy energetic, untidy man who wanted to make the world more beautiful and I wrote the word DISRUPTOR which I loved. And so I made this panel from a tapestry of my hand painted glass samples, using lead as a graphic element and that Lamberts blue to disrupt." The British Society of Master Glass