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Sam Herman was contemporary glass artist, sculptor and painter. One of Harvey Littleton's first students, Herman is credited as one of the founders of the Studio Glass movement in Great Britain. He was seminal in spreading the idea of the movement through his teaching positions in England, (at the Royal College of Art and the Buckinghamshire College of Higher Education), and Australia (at the Jam Factory Workshops in Adelaide) and through the exhibition of his own sculpture in glass. Through the years the artist has resided and established his personal studio in London, England (1979–90), South Australia (1974–79). From 1993 to his final years he maintained studios in Spain, London and Gloucestershire. Sam was represented by The Frestonian Gallery (London).

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rdfs:comment	Sam Herman was contemporary glass artist, sculptor and painter. One of Harvey Littleton's first students, Herman is credited as one of the founders of the Studio Glass movement in Great Britain. He was seminal in spreading the idea of the movement through his teaching positions in England, (at the Royal College of Art and the Buckinghamshire College of Higher Education), and Australia (at the Jam Factory Workshops in Adelaide) and through the exhibition of his own sculpture in glass. Through the years the artist has resided and established his personal studio in London, England (1979–90), South Australia (1974–79). From 1993 to his final years he maintained studios in Spain, London and Gloucestershire. Sam was represented by The Frestonian Gallery (London). (en)
foaf:name	Samuel J. Herman (en)
name	Samuel J. Herman (en)
death place	Lechlade, Gloucestershire (en)
death date	2020-11-29 (xsd:date)
birth place	Mexico City, Mexico (en)
birth date	1936-07-25 (xsd:date)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Royal College of Art 2020 deaths Glassblowers University of California at Berkeley Victoria and Albert Museum Royal Scottish Museum 1936 births British glass artists Smithsonian Institution Frauenau Glass Museum Mdina Glass Michael Harris (glassworker) English artists University of Wisconsin–Madison alumni Buckinghamshire New University Alumni of the Edinburgh College of Art Western Washington University Adelaide Edinburgh College of Art Primavera Gallery Harvey Littleton Haystack Mountain School of Crafts The Art Institute of Chicago Art Gallery of South Australia Art Gallery of Western Australia People from Mexico City Chazen Museum of Art National Gallery of Victoria National Museum of American History Wolfgang Kermer California College of Arts and Crafts Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery The Higgins Art Gallery & Museum, Bedford The Corning Museum of Glass
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nationality	US and UK citizen; resided in Great Britain (en)
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