Mosaici e vetrate artistiche sacre arredamenti interni - Vincenzo Greco: Glass artisans and artists made in Italy

domenica 13 novembre 2011

Glass artisans and artists made in Italy - sacred mosaics Vincent Greco

Vincenzo Greco

Glass artisans and artists - sacred Vincent Greek mosaics is the Italian company operating in the province Bari, Taranto, Rome, Venice, and Milan Agrigento, produces splendid mosaics, stained glass and mosaic techniques using sacred classical work of Venetian glass and tiles.
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St. Francis

Our stained glass or mosaics with sacred religious images are the manifestation of art united to the spiritual (religious belief). the 'effect of colors is very important as the systems used for the construction, and is of great interest to emphasize the bright effect that they get, especially after the merger of the glass. decorated glass means passage of light but also feeling of spirituality and religion for all sacred stained glass.Our company for the production of the mosaics has a long tradition of craftsmanship, also takes care of stained glass construction, markings, sandblasted, fused glass, windows for churches decorated, leaded, tiffany, depicting images of saints, of great value.

The famous Greek artistic glass Vincenzo Greco can count on a staff and family artists are able to study and devise tailor-made windows according to various needs. In the production of a sacred or glass mosaic is certainly important to the manufacturing process but also the choice of the type of glass used: glass, crystal, blown glass, plated, opal, cast, cathedral, printed orAmerican or Murano.One of the most requested techniques is Tiffany, made from slabs of colored glass cutting individual pieces of the form taken by drawing a royal flush. This is a particular type of mosaic composed of many elements than it requires the decoration design combined with each other within a frame that mimics the measures from the work to be done. Once you cut all the pieces, they are lined with a thin strip of copper adhesive that acts as a solder. In order to anchor the tin to copper, is then used a soldering iron in order to tie together all the pieces.

Another particular methodology for the creation of stained glass is the "lead" it follows the technical medieval polychrome Dalles, according to which the windows are set between them by drawing a lead-section "H" then welded in the joints. The panel is then plastered with a blend that gives it elasticity, strength and water resistance.