Frank Long of the Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh, makes in glass accurate pictures of the lesser creatures of land and sea, the beauty that floats in the water, the wonder that can be seen only when a trained eye looks through a microscope. His glass models of the unnoticed marvels of life in the common world around us are becoming objects of scientific pilgrimage.
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