California, Missouri. 1887 - 1967
Ceramics-pottery, bowls, glassware
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Born 1924. Known for: Mixed-media sculpture, ceramics.
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Interested in birds and animals from early childhood on, she is said to have created birds out of crayolas, warmed in the sun. At 16, Ford won a prize for carving a bear and a cub in sandstone. She... Read full biography
Interested in birds and animals from early childhood on, she is said to have created birds out of crayolas, warmed in the sun. At 16, Ford won a prize for carving a bear and a cub in sandstone. She studied at Scripps College with Albert Stewart and became the youngest artist ever invited to show... Read full biography
Interested in birds and animals from early childhood on, she is said to have created birds out of crayolas, warmed in the sun. At 16, Ford won a prize for carving a bear and a cub in sandstone. She studied at Scripps College with Albert Stewart and became the youngest artist ever invited to show her work at the Dalzell Hatfield Gallery. Subsequently, she studied with Maija Grotell at the Cranbrook Art Academy and graduated with a Master of Fine Arts in 1950. She was the featured artist in the... Read full biography
Interested in birds and animals from early childhood on, she is said to have created birds out of crayolas, warmed in the sun. At 16, Ford won a prize for carving a bear and a cub in sandstone. She studied at Scripps College with Albert Stewart and became the youngest artist ever invited to show her work at the Dalzell Hatfield Gallery. Subsequently, she studied with Maija Grotell at the Cranbrook Art Academy and graduated with a Master of Fine Arts in 1950. She was the featured artist in the Nov. 1958 edition of the American Artist magazine. Born in 1924, this is not the same artist as Betty D. Ford (1912-1985). Sources include. the artist's website. information courtesy of Lui Antal Deak... Read full biography
Interested in birds and animals from early childhood on, she is said to have created birds out of crayolas, warmed in the sun. At 16, Ford won a prize for carving a bear and a cub in sandstone. She studied at Scripps College with Albert Stewart and became the youngest artist ever invited to show her work at the Dalzell Hatfield Gallery. Subsequently, she studied with Maija Grotell at the Cranbrook Art Academy and graduated with a Master of Fine Arts in 1950. She was the featured artist in the Nov. 1958 edition of the American Artist magazine. Born in 1924, this is not the same artist as Betty D. Ford (1912-1985). Sources include. the artist's website. information courtesy of Lui Antal Deak
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"Bacchus," 1949
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Three ceramic guinea pig sculptures
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New Hampshire, Arizona / Puerto Rico, Mexico. 1910 - 2008
Ceramics, sculpture, painting, teaching
New York, Michigan. Born 1954
Sculpture, drawing, photography
California. 1914 - 2016
Pottery-ceramic abstraction
Pennsylvania. 1887 - 1970
Furniture design, mod sculpture, woodblock printing
Nebraska / Japan. Born 1942
Ceramic ovoid monolith-dangos
California, Colorado. 1921 - 2011
Ceramic sculpture-raku, educator
North Carolina, Michigan. Born 1940
Studio glass artist, advertising, teaching
Massachusetts. Born 1947
Site specific sculpture installation, glass artist, teaching
Ohio. 1934 - 2023
Sculpture-ceramic
Missouri. 1938 - 2005
Sculpture-stoneware, art education
Ohio. 1910 - 1987
Sculptor-mod glass
New Jersey, Ohio. 1905 - 1971
Large-scale ceramic sculpture, portraits, ornamental design, teaching
Washington, Missouri / Japan. 1950 - 2017
Ceramic figural sculpture
Washington, California. Born 1964
Contemporary blown glass
California, Illinois / Czech Republic. 1938 - 2016
Studio blown glass, biomorphic shapes, teaching
California. 1893 - 1998
Ceramic vessels, collage
California. Born 1945
Glass artist-teapots, craftsman
California, North Carolina. Born 1949
Glass sculpture, fine-art decorative objects, wall panels, cubes
Oregon, California. 1943 - 2013
Whimsical sculpture-frogs, foodstuff, funk art, teaching
Rhode Island, Washington. Born 1951
Glass blown sculpture
New York, Colorado / Italy. 1930 - 2018
Cylindrical vase ceramic sculptures, installations
Washington, Hawaii. Born 1957
Ritualistic modernist glass sculpture with appearance of ancient stone carving
Ohio, New York, New Jersey, Hawaii / Japan. 1922 - 2011
Sculpture, earthenware, ceramic vessels-"moon pots"
Pennsylvania / Germany. Born 1934
Abstract landscape, figures, image sculpture, abstract, surreal painting
Georgia, Ohio. 1916 - 2003
Sculptor-turned wood vessels
Georgia, California. Born 1953
Ceramist- mod animal and figure
California. 1924 - 2002
Sculptor-ceramic, abstraction
Wisconsin, North Carolina. 1922 - 2013
Studio glass sculpture, vitreographs, ceramics, teaching
Illinois / United Kingdom. 1919 - 2009
Mod ceramics, stone carving, bronze sculpture
California. 1930 - 1992
Funk ceramic pop image ceramics, mixed media
Ohio, Pennsylvania. 1907 - 1994
Ceramic vessels, design