Chicken Wire Glass Acrylic Print

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Chicken wire glass was first manufactured late in the 19th century as a type of safety glass revered for its durability and fire resistance. The embedded chicken wire reduced the ability for shattering, and helped maintain the integrity of the glass. It also provided an element of privacy as it can be more difficult to see through than standard glass. While it is no longer a required part of building codes, it can still be found in many historic buildings, like this one in Monterey, California. It is also sought out by homeowners and designers for adding creative elements to newer homes.

Bonny Puckett is an award winning photographer and artist based out of Fountain Hills, Arizona. She specializes in travel, landscape, nature and wildlife photography and art and offers collectors her own unique view of the world we live in. Visit her website at photoartbybonny.com to see her complete portfolio, sign up for her email list to receive updates on new works and upcoming exhibitions, and direct message for originals and commissions.