“From a Glass Menagerie”: Figurines Enlarged, Emotions Amplified

Miniatures made monumental. Richard L Tuck’s expressive paintings and drawings of glass figurines—cats, dragons, owls—bring playful forms to life with vivid color and bold scale. A celebration of light, character, and imagination.

Glass Miniatures, oil on board, 6x8” -year 1982

Glass Cats, oil on canvas, 30x36” -year 1983

Glass Horse, oil pastels on rag paper,

9.5 x10” -year 1982

First shown at Campbell House Galleries…”

Glass Dragon, oil on canvas, 30x40’ -year 1983

Glass Horse, oil on canvas, 30x36” -year 1983

Glass Horse, oil on canvas, 24x48” -year 1982

Pink Glass Elephant, oil on canvas, 16x20” - year 1981

Glass Ducks, oil on canvas, 30x36” -year 1983

Glass Elephant, oil pastels on rag paper, 11x14” - year 1982

Glass Owl, oil pastels on rag paper, 7x10” -year 1982

Glass Rooster, oil on canvas, 16x20” - year 1983

Glass Heads, oil on canvas, 16x20” -year 1983

Glass Duck, oil pastels on rag paper, 11x14” -year 1982

Glass Animals & Necklace, oil on board, 10x12” -year 19 -year 1981

Glass Elephant, oil on canvas, 30x36” - 1983