Glass Breakers was a watercolor painting created as part of the "Women Kicking Glass" celebration of 50 years of women in the Norwich University Corps of Cadets (Norwich was the first military school in the country to admit women). The painting features broken glass for the glazing where the first woman in the line is kicking the glass.
This print is a smaller version measuring 10 by 13 inches (16 by 20 matted). It was done by Michael Prairie, Norwich Class of 1983 and Professor Emeritus. The broken glass feature from the original painting was recreated as a digital painting that was added to the original image.
Glass Breakers was a watercolor painting created as part of the "Women Kicking Glass" celebration of 50 years of women in the Norwich University Corps of Cadets (Norwich was the first military school in the country to admit women). The painting features broken glass for the glazing where the first woman in the line is kicking the glass.
This print is a smaller version measuring 10 by 13 inches (16 by 20 matted). It was done by Michael Prairie, Norwich Class of 1983 and Professor Emeritus. The broken glass feature from the original painting was recreated as a digital painting that was added to the original image.