United States. 1914 - 2015
Sculpture, vases
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1920 - 2015. Known for: Ceramic arts.
California native James Lovera learned from and worked with the Natzlers, F. Carlton Ball, and Marguerite Wildenhain. Lovera studied at the California School of Fine Arts. His vessels exemplify... Read full biography
California native James Lovera learned from and worked with the Natzlers, F. Carlton Ball, and Marguerite Wildenhain. Lovera studied at the California School of Fine Arts. His vessels exemplify midcentury Modernist form and function. The artist was heavily influenced by his travels in Japan,... Read full biography
California native James Lovera learned from and worked with the Natzlers, F. Carlton Ball, and Marguerite Wildenhain. Lovera studied at the California School of Fine Arts. His vessels exemplify midcentury Modernist form and function. The artist was heavily influenced by his travels in Japan, leading to his development of a pared down aesthetic focused primarily on exquisitely thrown shapes. He treated the vessel as a canvas, experimenting with glazes and pushing the limits of each firing, the... Read full biography
California native James Lovera learned from and worked with the Natzlers, F. Carlton Ball, and Marguerite Wildenhain. Lovera studied at the California School of Fine Arts. His vessels exemplify midcentury Modernist form and function. The artist was heavily influenced by his travels in Japan, leading to his development of a pared down aesthetic focused primarily on exquisitely thrown shapes. He treated the vessel as a canvas, experimenting with glazes and pushing the limits of each firing, the results of which are as varied as they are beautiful.
California native James Lovera learned from and worked with the Natzlers, F. Carlton Ball, and Marguerite Wildenhain. Lovera studied at the California School of Fine Arts. His vessels exemplify midcentury Modernist form and function. The artist was heavily influenced by his travels in Japan, leading to his development of a pared down aesthetic focused primarily on exquisitely thrown shapes. He treated the vessel as a canvas, experimenting with glazes and pushing the limits of each firing, the results of which are as varied as they are beautiful.
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Slide 1 of 3: Exceptional teardrop-shaped vase, flowing volcanic glaze, San Francisco, CA, 2007
Exceptional teardrop-shaped vase, flowing volcanic glaze, San Francisco, CA, 2007
James LoveraExceptional teardrop-shaped vase, flowing volcanic glaze, San Francisco, CA, 2007
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Large Bowl, 1963
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Untitled
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California. 1902 - 1999
Ceramics, art education
Collaborative pottery
California, Missouri. 1887 - 1967
Ceramics-pottery, bowls, glassware
Georgia, California. Born 1953
Ceramist- mod animal and figure
Illinois / United Kingdom. 1919 - 2009
Mod ceramics, stone carving, bronze sculpture
Ohio, New York, New Jersey, Hawaii / Japan. 1922 - 2011
Sculpture, earthenware, ceramic vessels-"moon pots"
Washington, Hawaii. Born 1957
Ritualistic modernist glass sculpture with appearance of ancient stone carving
United States. 1922 - 1981
Mosaic-decorative and figural motif
California / China. 1910 - 2008
Collaborative sculpture, Artisan House-even signed pieces are studio works
Montana. 1926 - 2007
Figurative ceramic, tile mural, sculpture
Oregon, California. 1943 - 2013
Whimsical sculpture-frogs, foodstuff, funk art, teaching
California. 1893 - 1998
Ceramic vessels, collage
Ohio. 1893 - 1964
Pottery artist, decoration
California. 1914 - 2016
Pottery-ceramic abstraction
Ohio, California. 1874 - 1961
Painter, muralist, decorator
20th Century
Sculpture
Ohio / Japan. 1865 - 1948
Rookwood pottery artist
Ohio, California. 1862 - 1925
Wild flowers, landscape, Rookwood Pottery design
California, Colorado. 1921 - 2011
Ceramic sculpture-raku, educator
California. 1912 - 1967
Sculpture-mod ceramic vessel
New Hampshire. 1910;1908 - 2008;2007
Ceramics
Washington. Born 1941
Large scale abstract blown glass
Ohio. 1892 - 1962
Rookword pottery artist, abstraction
Italy. 1891 - 1965
Silver and gold craftsmanship, jewelry, birds, animals
California. 1924 - 2002
Sculptor-ceramic, abstraction
New York, Virginia, Massachusetts. 1863 - 1955
Rural landscape, garden views and coastal scene painting
United States. 1876 - 1937
Rookwood artist
Sweden. 1921 - 1992
Sculpture
Ohio. 1871 - 1947
Rookwood artist-landscape
New Jersey, Ohio. 1905 - 1971
Large-scale ceramic sculpture, portraits, ornamental design, teaching
California, District Of Columbia. Born 1953
Contemporary art glass, painting, sculpture