MIT: Free talk on stained glass
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kestrellGallery Talk with Roberto Rosa
When: Friday, May 11, 2pm
Where: Institute Archives (14N-118)
In conjunction with MIT Libraries'
Glass at MIT: Beauty and Utility exhibition,
http://libraries.mit.edu/sites/exhibits/glass-at-mit-beauty-and-utility/
Roberto Rosa from
Serpentino Stained Glass
http://www.serpentinostainedglass.com/Serpentino_Stained_Glass/Home.html
will discuss stained glass art and artists, and his work in the restoration and conservation of historic stained glass.
Rosa has restored windows in some of America’s most prominent buildings including the Massachusetts State House and Trinity Church in Boston. Most recently, he was the chief conservator for thirteen opalescent glass windows at Salve Regina University in Newport RI, designed by John La Farge.
After Rosa’s talk there will be time for questions and viewing the exhibit in the Maihaugen Gallery. This event is free and open to the public.
For more information, please contact:
maihaugen-lib@mit.edu
When: Friday, May 11, 2pm
Where: Institute Archives (14N-118)
In conjunction with MIT Libraries'
Glass at MIT: Beauty and Utility exhibition,
http://libraries.mit.edu/sites/exhibits/glass-at-mit-beauty-and-utility/
Roberto Rosa from
Serpentino Stained Glass
http://www.serpentinostainedglass.com/Serpentino_Stained_Glass/Home.html
will discuss stained glass art and artists, and his work in the restoration and conservation of historic stained glass.
Rosa has restored windows in some of America’s most prominent buildings including the Massachusetts State House and Trinity Church in Boston. Most recently, he was the chief conservator for thirteen opalescent glass windows at Salve Regina University in Newport RI, designed by John La Farge.
After Rosa’s talk there will be time for questions and viewing the exhibit in the Maihaugen Gallery. This event is free and open to the public.
For more information, please contact:
maihaugen-lib@mit.edu
