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Publisher: Pace Wildenstein
His travels to Japan to make films about Japanese traditions helped introduce ideas about ceramic aesthetics and provided a point of departure for serious artists at a time when the United States had few traditions of its own
The example offered here is presented framed and ready for installation
Peeler Art Center opened its doors and was dedicated during a ceremony at DePauw University
Signed with manufacturer's label to the underside of both examples
Edwin and Mary Scheier - Studio Pottery Vase Lighting Publisher: Pace WildensteinEdwin and Mary Scheier Studio Pottery Vase c. 1955 Glazed Ceramics with Sgraffito Appx. 6 H Edwin and Mary Scheier were one of those rare couples. Not only partners in life, they worked side by side for decades producing some of the most desirable pottery of the mid 20th Century. They were married during the Great Depression in Tennessee and began experimenting with clay, glazes and techniques at night while they kept their daytime teaching jobs. In
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