Louisiana. 1880 - 1930
Pottery decoration, embroidery, painting, printmaking
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1887 New Orleans, Louisiana - 1970 New Orleans, Louisiana. Known for: Pottery painting.
Born Sarah Agnes Estelle, Sadie Irvine is believed to be the creator of the "Oak Tree and the Moon" motif for Newcomb Pottery*. Reportedly, she gave a piece of her work to Sarah Bernhardt when the... Read full biography
Born Sarah Agnes Estelle, Sadie Irvine is believed to be the creator of the "Oak Tree and the Moon" motif for Newcomb Pottery*. Reportedly, she gave a piece of her work to Sarah Bernhardt when the legendary actress visited Newcomb. In addition to pottery design, Irvine created illustrations,... Read full biography
Born Sarah Agnes Estelle, Sadie Irvine is believed to be the creator of the "Oak Tree and the Moon" motif for Newcomb Pottery*. Reportedly, she gave a piece of her work to Sarah Bernhardt when the legendary actress visited Newcomb. In addition to pottery design, Irvine created illustrations, watercolors and prints. She was educated at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts*, Art Students League* in New York and Newcomb College. She later became an instructor at Newcomb as well as the Academy of the... Read full biography
Born Sarah Agnes Estelle, Sadie Irvine is believed to be the creator of the "Oak Tree and the Moon" motif for Newcomb Pottery*. Reportedly, she gave a piece of her work to Sarah Bernhardt when the legendary actress visited Newcomb. In addition to pottery design, Irvine created illustrations, watercolors and prints. She was educated at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts*, Art Students League* in New York and Newcomb College. She later became an instructor at Newcomb as well as the Academy of the Sacred Heart. Source:. Editor, Mint Museum of Art and Levine Gallery, Women in American Ceramics, 1875-1945,http://mintwiki.pbworks.com/w/page/21449302/Women%20in%20American%20Ceramics,%201875-1945. * For references for these terms and others, see... Read full biography
Born Sarah Agnes Estelle, Sadie Irvine is believed to be the creator of the "Oak Tree and the Moon" motif for Newcomb Pottery*. Reportedly, she gave a piece of her work to Sarah Bernhardt when the legendary actress visited Newcomb. In addition to pottery design, Irvine created illustrations, watercolors and prints. She was educated at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts*, Art Students League* in New York and Newcomb College. She later became an instructor at Newcomb as well as the Academy of the Sacred Heart. Source:. Editor, Mint Museum of Art and Levine Gallery, Women in American Ceramics, 1875-1945,http://mintwiki.pbworks.com/w/page/21449302/Women%20in%20American%20Ceramics,%201875-1945. * For references for these terms and others, see AskART Glossary http://www.askart.com/AskART/lists/Art_Definition.aspx
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Illinois. 1865 - 1940
Teco pottery designer
France. 1835/45 - 1917
Ceramics, decorative arts, metallic glaze pottery
New York / England. 1857 - 1934
Ceramicist, matte glaze pottery vases, teaching
Ohio. 1883 - 1966
Hand-made paper, stained glass, graphics
New York, Connecticut. 1865 - 1929
Ceramic, pottery design and decoration, ivory miniature, teaching
Germany, Austria, Hungary. 1870 - 1956
Architecture, design of everyday items, jewelry, leatherwork, glass, wood
Ohio. 1870 - 1949
Rookwood Pottery decoration
Louisiana. 1874 - 1950
Pottery design, crafts, block print
California, Ohio / England. 1880 - 1942
Ceramic art pottery vases
Italy. 1915 - 2011
Sculpture, sculpture, ceramics, metalwork, multimedia
Ohio / Japan. 1865 - 1948
Rookwood pottery artist
Ohio. 1871 - 1947
Rookwood artist-landscape
Ohio. 1869 - 1950
Townscape and landscape painting, etching, pottery decoration
Mississippi. 1857 - 1918
Pottery-abstract and folk art
Ohio. 1876 - 1939
Rookwood pottery decorator, landscape painting, printmaking
United States. 1874 - 1951
Decoration, etching, crafts
Ohio, Colorado. 1869 - 1904
Figure-portrait, art nouveau Rookwood Pottery decoration
United States. 1876 - 1937
Rookwood artist
New York. 1864 - 1932
Sculptor, woodcarver, architect, painter and ceramics
Louisiana. 1875 - 1966
Craftsperson, potter
Ohio, California. 1862 - 1947
Pottery, sculpture florals, landscape
Ohio. 1876 - 1957
Painter, decorator
Ohio. 1875 - 1959
Rookwood artist-Venetian scenes
Illinois. 1875 - 1965
Painter, craftsperson
England. 1843 - 1923
Stoneware birds, monsters, and beasts, Wally Birds
California. 1860 - 1933
Metalsmith
Ohio, California. 1862 - 1925
Wild flowers, landscape, Rookwood Pottery design
Ohio. 1860 - 1937
Landscape, portrait and still life painting
Massachusetts. 1886 - 1947
Craftsperson-Marblehead pottery, painter, teacher
Louisiana. 1874 - 1954
Portrait and landscape painting, Newcomb pottery, art education
France. 1860 - 1945
Art deco glass design, abstraction