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Andries Dirk Copier was a Dutch glass artist and designer whose career spanned the mid-twentieth century. Working primarily in blown and cast glass, he developed a distinctive vocabulary of organic forms and restrained color palettes that bridged modernist reduction with craft tradition. Copier's practice emphasized the material properties of glass itself, exploring transparency, weight, and surface texture as formal elements. His work emerged during the postwar period when Dutch design was establishing itself as a distinct international force.