5.5" Vintage New Mexico Megaplanet
Solid glass imaginary world with a core of blue New Mexico glass and colorful elements evoking continents, mountains, beaches, and structures that suggest the presence of intelligent life, often including a spaceship, satellite or other flying objects.
This approx. 5.5” Planet has a flattened polished base signed Simpson and serialized 6.1.11
If you would like a stand for your Planet, one may be purchased here.
Solid glass imaginary world with a core of blue New Mexico glass and colorful elements evoking continents, mountains, beaches, and structures that suggest the presence of intelligent life, often including a spaceship, satellite or other flying objects.
This approx. 5.5” Planet has a flattened polished base signed Simpson and serialized 6.1.11
If you would like a stand for your Planet, one may be purchased here.
Solid glass imaginary world with a core of blue New Mexico glass and colorful elements evoking continents, mountains, beaches, and structures that suggest the presence of intelligent life, often including a spaceship, satellite or other flying objects.
This approx. 5.5” Planet has a flattened polished base signed Simpson and serialized 6.1.11
If you would like a stand for your Planet, one may be purchased here.
This Megaplanet appeared in Josh’s solo exhibition, “Visionary Landscapes,” which originated at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, CT in 1998, and then traveled to 10 more venues until 2004, including the Kennedy Space Center, Arnot Art Museum, Museo du Vidro in Portugal, New York Hall of Science, and Singapore Sciencd Museum.
