2002 Tony Evans Contemporary Red Art Glass Charger on Wrought Iron Stand

Description

Anthony Glyn Evans, a Welshman, known as "Tony", passed in 2009. His works and his glass have become harder to … more Anthony Glyn Evans, a Welshman, known as "Tony", passed in 2009. His works and his glass have become harder to find, and easier to appreciate. This magnificent piece stands 29 inches tall, and 24 inches wide. It's bold, it's handsome, it's beauty is truly a work of the heart. I have not found another one like it, and I have had a few. This, by far is the most striking that I have seen in many years of collecting.

Tony Evans signed, 2002

HONORS AND AWARDS

2006 Fellow Royal Academy of Engineering (London)
2005 Fellow, National Academy of Science
2005 Gold Medal (ASM International)
2003 Nadai Medal (American Society of Mechanical Engineers)
2002 Humboldt Research Award for Senior U.S. Scientists (Germany)
2001 Fellow, Royal Society (London)
2001 M ellor Memorial Lecturer (The Institute of Materials, U.K.)
2000 Turnbull Award (Materials Research Society)
2000 Fellow Academy of Arts and Sciences
2000 Distinguished Life Member (American Ceramic Society)
1998 Peterson Award (Society for Experimental Mechanics)
1997 Fellow, National Academy of Engineering
1994 Griffith Medal and Prize (The Institute of Materials, U.K.)
1993 Honorary Fellow (International Congress on Fracture)
1988 Orton Lecture (American Ceramic Society)
1988 John Jeppson Medal (American Ceramic Society)
1986 Hobart N. Kraner Award (American Ceramic Society)
1984 Clyde Distinguished Professor (University of Utah)
1983 Van Horne Distinguished Lecturer (Case Western Reserve University)
1980 Robert Sosman Award (American Ceramic Society)
1979 Richard M. Fulrath Award (American Ceramic Society)
1974 Ross Coffin Purdy Award (American Ceramic Society)
1967 Matthey Prize (Imperial College) less