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Glasgalerie Stölting – The gallery for contemporary fine art glass sculpture & glassart

The Glass Gallery, founded in 1988, has maintained a singular focus on the exquisite world of contemporary fine art glass sculpture right from its inception.

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GLASS GALLERY STORE

Visit our fine art glass online shop to explore a curated selection of stunning studio glass sculptures, thoughtfully organized by artist, color, and mood to help you find the perfect piece for your space or collection. Watch videos, enjoy exclusive artist specials with unique insights, and discover the latest creations from renowned glass artists. Immerse yourself in the world of fine glass art and experience the exceptional artistry behind each piece.

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COMPANY HISTORY
We love glass for over 35 years

Glasgalerie Stölting was founded by Tom Stölting in Hamburg’s HafenCity to continue the tradition and legacy of Glasgalerie Hittfeld, established by his mother, Eliska Stölting. In 1988, Eliska Stölting opened the world’s first gallery exclusively dedicated to contemporary Czech glass art. Located just outside Hamburg, this gallery gained international acclaim and became an important center for glass art, attracting artists and collectors from around the world.

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Featured Fine Art glass artists

GlassArt: Jan Fisar - Crystallization

His objects consisted of complicated compositions of slumped, sunken and cut hollow glass, a technique being unique in the world.

Jaroslav-Wasserbauer-studioglass

The artist is a progressive traditionalist: forward-looking and constantly breaking new ground without losing sight of the traditional roots of Czech glass art.

GlassArt: Josef Marek - Landscape Near Lara

His simple, nearly minimalistic forms creates unreal spaces with mysterious feeling or creating objects out of glass in impossible positions denying gravity.

GlassArt: Alena Matejka - My Dear Hunter From Lavondyss

The artist likes to combine glass with other materials and creates her sculptures in glass as well as in stone and organic materials.

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