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![]() WAYLANDE GREGORY 1905-1971 A rare collection of selected ceramic works from the early 1930's and early 1940's from his private collection. Some seen for the first time here, several of the works on display show the use of his patented "Crystal Glaze", a fusion of ceramic and glass. Recognized for his ceramic sculpture, he is noted to be a pioneer of the glass movement of the 1950's. |
![]() EWEN HENDERSON 1934 - 2000 One of Britain's most important, and one of the world's great ceramic artists. It is clear that he had moved from being a maverick to a leading figure in British and international ceramics. His risk taking has produced a wide range of objects so strikingly combining strength, power, and delicacy. The same intensity is evident in his drawings and watercolors. |
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![]() TAKAO OKAZAKI Internationally renowned Japanese ceramic artist. Master of the traditional ceramics of Oribe, Shino, Kuratsu, and natural ash wood firing. Pursuing traditional and sculptural interests, Takao Okazaki is respected as one of the most important living Japanese artists. |
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![]() DON REITZ Recognized internationally as a leader in ceramic arts, he has exhibited and lectured in Japan, Norway, Denmark, New Zealand, Australia, Puerto Rico, Canada, and all 50 United States. Honored as one of the twelve greatest living ceramists. Reitz has set standards for innovative techniques, commitment to process, and his pioneering work with salt-glaze ware. Professor Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin and fellowship recipient from the N.E.A., his work is included in many prestigious collections world wide. "Art and the search for Truth" VHS Video Documentary |
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![]() PETER VOULKOS 1924 - 2002 Perhaps the most influential post-war American potter, giving entirely new significance to ceramic art. Of all the progenitors of contemporary ceramics, Peter Voulkos has had the most profound and broadest influence. He was instrumental in breaking down the barriers between pottery and sculpture. He adopted the Abstract Expressionist's mode of working, making the process and his feelings of the moment the subject of his work. Acknowledged as a Master throughout the world. |
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