Please choose: German   |  English Jan Fisar belongs to the leading Czech glass artists Sketch for the object Moon Dew (1996) More information: estoelting@glassart.de Publication: JAN FISAR A linen-bound book in German and English including 147 coloured and 44 black and white illustrations. Eliska Stölting, the owner of Glasgalerie Hittfeld, published an extensive publication about the Czech glass artist Jan Fisar with whom she has been closely working together since the foundation of her gallery. Undisputably Jan Fisar (*1933) belongs to the leading Czech glass artists and this monography succeeds to artfully present this artist's manifold working methods on 216 pages.

Glasgalerie Hittfeld (near Hamburg) was founded in 1988. From the beginning the gallery solely specialized in Czech contemporary glass art. The artists who exhibit in this gallery belong to the leading Czech glass artists and enjoy a worldwide reputation.

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Please choose an Exhibition Jan Fisar An Artists Journey (New Publication) Prof. Vladimir Kopecky and his Glass Studio Czech Glass Artists between 1980 and 2005 Jirina Zertova - Cross Section Contemporary Czech Glassart (Hamburg) Chicken Program Contemporary Czech Glassart (Lubeck) Modern Czech Glassart (Neumunster) Formed Into Embers (Langenfeld) Jan Fisar - 70th Birthday Cross-Section 1988-2003 - 15 Years Glasgalerie Hittfeld Anna Matouskova - Architecture (Berlin) Ilja Bilek - Penetration (Berlin) Prof. Vladimir Kopecky - Glass Objects Anna Matouskova - Glass Objects Bohumil Elias - Glass Objects (Berlin) Marketa Silena - Glass Objects and Jewelry Jan Fisar - Span Width (Berlin) Jaroslav Matous - New Glass Objects Ilja Bilek And His Glass Studio Rony Plesl - Transparent Translucent Sofa 2001 - Chicago Martin Velisek - Painted Glass/Drawings Jan Fisar - Recent Works from 1999 Jaroslav Matous - Glass Objects 10 Years Glasgalerie Hittfeld (Part 2) Jan Fisar - Glass Sculptures and Garden 10 Years Glasgalerie Hittfeld (Part 1) Young Czech Glass 75 Years Jubilee Roubicek Couple Czech and German Glassart Jan Fisar - 30 Years working with Glass Past Exhibitions (1988-1999)