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SPACES; Colnik brought flowing artistry to city's ironwork
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His name may not be on the tip of your tongue, but you probably
have admired his work: those sinuous curls and swirls, those
intricate details, that mix of muscularity and delicacy.
Who else but Cyril Colnik could have left such an elegant imprint
on Milwaukee?
From doors, gates and grillwork to light fixtures, hinges,
escutcheons, candlesticks and fireplace tools, the Austrian-born
metalsmith turned everyday objects into works of art. Next time
you're in City Hall, look up into ...
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SPACES; Colnik brought flowing artistry to city's ironwork
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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The work of a master
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; To see a concentration of exquisite wrought iron work, you need look no farther than Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum, 2220 N. Terrace Ave. Its permanent collection includes the metal artistry of the late Cyril Colnik, one of the most respected ironworkers of the 20th century. The Austrian-born
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ON DISPLAY AT VILLA TERRACE 39 works featured in `Women in Print' exhibit Show includes lithographs, etchings and woodcuts
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; Bill McGonagle, administrator and curator of Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum, remembers inviting artist Louise Nevelson to visit him when he worked at a museum in Omaha. "She was in her 70s then," McGonagle said, "and made her prints using metal plates. When I called her and asked if she'd
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Setbacks won't stop Villa Terrace
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; Setbacks won't stop Villa Terrace By TOM STRINI Journal Sentinel music critic Tuesday, July 9, 2002 Villa Terrace caught fire this spring and violinist/leader Frank Almond will spend 2002-'03 season with the Rotterdam Philharmonic, but don't worry. The Villa Terrace Chamber Music Series, which sold
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Villa Terrace music readies for third season
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