Ceramic murals on wall
Artist: Marco Zubar, 1925 - 1990
Dated: 1971-1981
Dimensions: 6’-0” H x 4’-0” W. x 2” D
Material: Ceramic mosaic
Features:
- The virgin Mary
- Baby Jesus
- Two guardian Angels
- One small loaf of bread
- Halos
- Ashes smudged on forehead in a cross symbol
Note:
Marco created his own glaze recipes, tested their firing performance on thousands of test tiles--criss-crossing glazes above and below one another to determine their predictability; rolled his own clay; rendered his own designs; cut out the tile forms; and built his on kiln for double firing them. My father assured me the pieces would retain their brilliance and strength even if they sat at the bottom of the sea for 100 years--as high fired ceramics sometimes do.
- Nadya
Relief mural in ceramic
Artist: Marco Zubar, 1925 - 1990
Dated: 1965 - 1975
Dimensions: ~8’ H x ~40’ W. x 5” D
Material: Leaded glass (bendheim stained glass)
Artist: Marco Zubar, 1925 - 1990
Dated: 1971-1981
Dimensions: 3’-6” H x 3’-6” W. x 2” D.
Material: Ceramic mosaic, ceramic murals on wall
- An Angel Kneeling
- Angel wings
- garment ornamentation detailing
- Yellow Budding Ferns
- Leafy Brown Ferns
- 1” thick plywood backer board
Integrated holes designed into the ceramic mosaic’s form for suspending the assembly
Finished edges
Note:
Marco created his own glaze recipes, tested their firing performance on thousands of test tiles--crisscrossing glazes above and below one another to determine their predictability; rolled his own clay; rendered his own designs; cut out the tile forms; and built his on kiln for double firing them. My father assured me the pieces would retain their brilliance and strength even if they sat at the bottom of the sea for 100 years--as high fired ceramics sometimes do.
- Nadya
Artist: Marco Zubar, 1925 - 1990
Dated: 1971-1981
Dimensions: 4’-0” H x 5’-0” W. x 2” D
Material: Ceramic mosaic, ceramic murals on wall
Features:
- Saint Michael
- His galloping horse
- deep blues and greens—the water below and the sky above
- ¾” thick plywood backer board
- Integrated holes designed into the ceramic mosiac’s form for suspending the assembly
- Exposed and finished edges
Note:
Marco created his own glaze recipes, tested their firing performance on thousands of test tiles--criss-crossing glazes above and below one another to determine their predictability; rolled his own clay; rendered his own designs; cut out the tile forms; and built his on kiln for double firing them. My father assured me the pieces would retain their brilliance and strength even if they sat at the bottom of the sea for 100 years--as high fired ceramics sometimes do.
- Nadya
Ceramic murals and Painted China
Dated: 1972
Artist: Marco Zubar
Dimensions: 120"L. x 72" H. x6" D.
Material: Steel
Status: Available
Style: Brutalist
Artist: Marco Zubar, 1925 - 1990
Dated: 1951-1990
Material: Oil or egg tempera on canvas
Artist: Marco Zubar, 1925 - 1990
Dated: Marco painted portraits from 1951 to 1970
Material: Oil on canvas