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Bronze Landscapes. Three artists worked collaboratively yet independently to create this piece. First, Elaine Rounds wove the fabric. Then Judy Morningstar completed the quilting. Finally, Kathleen Baleja added the stained glass. Each part was completed without input from the other artists. These women completed over 50 pieces in this way.

Craftsperson Baleja, Kathleen; Morningstar, Judy; Rounds, Elaine

Materials hand woven cloth, cotton, quilt batting, glass, lead

Dimensions 62 cm (w) x 44 cm (l)

Date 1994-95

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