Machine Hands
My sister collects butterflies, you name it and she probably has it when it comes to them. She has butterfly wallpaper, little ceramic sculptures of butterflies, books, little dead ones pined up for display, and of course little glass sculptures all over. About a month ago I was in search of a new butterfly to give to my sister for her birthday. I found myself in this little shop in of all places main street Disneyland. This little Asian man was behind the counter holding these clear rods of glass with this beautiful blue flame shooting out strongly from in front of him. He was melting and manipulating the glass that he had in his hand to look like a dolphin, it was one of the most amazing things that I have ever seen in my life before. This story is why I picked Hans-Godo Frabel to do my paper on. Hans-Godo Frabel is a very well known Torch artist; in his time he was known as one of the founders of modern torch-work art in America. However he didn’t always live here. Born in Germany during the Second World War, Fra
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Machine Hands, San Francisco, Rods Balls, Register Craftsmen, Master Craftsman, Hammer Nails, War Frabel, Frabel Torch, Hans-Godo Frabel, York City, master craftsman, machine hands, hammer nails, hans-godo frabel,
Approximate Word count = 713
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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