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Beatrice wood pottery. Beatrice Wood Next to Her Ojai Studio Sign 1958. One very erudite Japanese said to me But Miss Wood your work is very beautiful but you use a great deal of color she later said of the experience. View Beatrice Woods 483 artworks on artnet.
2 34 high 5 12 wide. This was my introduction to the amazing pottery and even more amazing life of Beatrice Wood. See available design sculpture and works on paper for sale and learn about the artist.
She had earlier studied art and theater in Paris and was working in New York as an actress. Fabulous Beatrice Wood BEATO Art Pottery Chalice. Wood began working with ceramics in 1933 when she took a class at Hollywood High School in California.
Beatrice Wood was quite philosophical but she didnt like to proselytize. See more ideas about beatrice wood beatrice ceramics. Beatrice Wood fled her affluent home and proper upbringing to become an actress artist and writer.
Beatrice Wood a ceramic artist known as much for her irreverent quips beauty bohemian life style and famous lovers as for her luminous luster-glaze chalices and who inspired at least two movie. The two got along well although Lukens was not one to inspire individuality in his students. BEATRICE WOOD Chrome Red Black Bottle ORIGINAL c1994 BEATRICE WOOD.
Portrait of the artist as young girl Wood who died the next year in 1998 at the venerable age of 105 led a life that many of us would envy full of great friendships with the intellectual and artistic giants of her era including affairs with. She also studied briefly with master potters Getrud and Otto Natzler in 1940 who impressed upon her the value of the ceramic vessel as fine art. Beatrice Masters Her Craft In the late 1930s Beatrice Wood studied ceramics with Glen Lukens a leading artist and teacher.
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