American (1942 – present)

Jean Pierre Weill Vitreographs – Art on Glass

Jean Pierre Weill Vitreography is a process of drawing and painting on glass matrices. In 1992, Jean-Pierre Weill had an innovative idea.  That is painting in three dimensions by arranging different parts of a single image on multiple levels of glass. There can be one or more plates of glass with painted designs.  This gives the art a truly three dimensional appearance. Jean-Pierre Weill discovered that he could use this technique, which he called “vitreography”™ on a variety of themes.  These include portraits and still-lifes to landscapes, fantasy, and Judaica.

Each Jean Pierre Weill Vitrograph from the gift set collection comes with a gift box.  These are open edition works.  Art from the gift set collection can be hung on the wall.   Or it has an easel backing to sit on a table. Jean Pierre Weill Vitrographs show the artist’s personality and creativity and come 8 x 10″ framed.

Purchase information

We carried Jean Pierre Weill vitreographs in our Gallery.  Take the tour to view our display.  Now, we have moved and no longer have a walk in store.  We are selling our inventory at reduced cost.  You get a good deal. The price is $40 for individual vitrographs.  These are new in the gift box. They have never been displayed.