Allan Schulman

Allan Schulman spent his days sketching on scraps, the backs of receipts, used napkins, because paper was scarce after the war. He sketched kiln-glass designs in Finland, where every curve of molten glass had to be perfect before it cooled. Why it matters: his drawings aren’t just pretty blueprints; they’re the reason Ab Agricola’s stained-glass windows in Turku still glow the way they do.