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Eldridge Street Synagogue

Project Description

The monumental window of the Eldridge Street Synagogue, a national landmark building, is the first of its kind to be created in the U.S. using the European glass silicone lamination process. The technique does away with the traditional lead line. This highly successful window is made of Bendheim’s Lamberts mouth-blown glass.

Project Highlights

Location

New York, NY

Architect

Deborah Gans

Artist

Kiki Smith and Deborah Gans

Fabricator

The Gil Studio, Inc.

Medium

Two layers of etched, stained and laminated Lamberts mouth blown stained glass

Dimensions

16-foot diameter

Photo Credit

Thomas Garcia

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