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1910;1908 - 2008;2007 Green Valley, Arizona. Known for: Ceramics.
Mary and Edwin Scheier were a married couple who worked collaboratively on pottery throughout their 69-year marriage. Mary was an expert on the potter's wheel, while Edwin decorated the works with... Read full biography
Mary and Edwin Scheier were a married couple who worked collaboratively on pottery throughout their 69-year marriage. Mary was an expert on the potter's wheel, while Edwin decorated the works with motifs reflecting his interest in spirituality and anthropology. They spent nearly a decade in Oaxaca,... Read full biography
Mary and Edwin Scheier were a married couple who worked collaboratively on pottery throughout their 69-year marriage. Mary was an expert on the potter's wheel, while Edwin decorated the works with motifs reflecting his interest in spirituality and anthropology. They spent nearly a decade in Oaxaca, Mexico, and imagery from this experience began to appear on their works. They lived and worked in Green Valley, Arizona, and their works are included in numerous museum and private collections.
Mary and Edwin Scheier were a married couple who worked collaboratively on pottery throughout their 69-year marriage. Mary was an expert on the potter's wheel, while Edwin decorated the works with motifs reflecting his interest in spirituality and anthropology. They spent nearly a decade in Oaxaca, Mexico, and imagery from this experience began to appear on their works. They lived and worked in Green Valley, Arizona, and their works are included in numerous museum and private collections.
Mary and Edwin Scheier were a married couple who worked collaboratively on pottery throughout their 69-year marriage. Mary was an expert on the potter's wheel, while Edwin decorated the works with motifs reflecting his interest in spirituality and anthropology. They spent nearly a decade in Oaxaca, Mexico, and imagery from this experience began to appear on their works. They lived and worked in Green Valley, Arizona, and their works are included in numerous museum and private collections.