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Glass House Commissions is a line of limited edition objects produced exclusively for the Philip Johnson Glass House. Designers include: Yves Behar, Jessica Kagan Cushman, Frances Palmer, Josh Jakus, Jens Risom, Denyse Schmidt; Jackie Shapiro for French Bull and Julius Shulman.  

To purchase an object call Kate Lichota at 203.594.9884 or Kate_Lichota@nthp.org.

DENYSE SCHMIDT  description machine pieced and quilted cotton quilt, 86 x 93 inches, signed by Denyse Schmidt learn more	JACKIE SHAPIRO  description 8" melamine plates by Jackie Shapiro of French Bull. Circles (shown) or squares. learn more	JENS RISOM  description each stool is signed by Jens Risom, produced in an edition of 50. learn more
JESSICA KAGAN CUSHMAN description cast resin bangle bracelet with scrimshawed quotes attributed to Philip Johnson and David Whitney. learn more	JULIUS SHULMAN  description each print is signed by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai, produced in an edition of 50. learn more	FRANCES PALMER description unglazed hand-thrown pottery in white or brown porcelain. learn more
JOSH JAKUS description pressed wool felt 'hold' and 'tote' UM bags with exclusive Glass House, brick red zipper. learn more

The Philip Johnson Glass House, a National Trust Historic Site, offers its 47-acre campus as a catalyst for the preservation and interpretation of modern architecture, landscape, and art; and as a canvas for inspiration and experimentation honoring the legacy of Philip Johnson (1906-2005) and David Whitney (1939-2005).

©2012 National Trust for Historic Preservation and The Philip Johnson Glass House
199 Elm Street, New Canaan, CT 06840     203.594.9884     glasshouse@nthp.org

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