Photo: TMP
Photo: TMP

Footed Bowl

USA, 1963
<p>A small bowl on a thick tall mostly black stem.  There is a red area where the bowl rests on the stem and running down in a narrow strip The interior and exterior of the bowl are yellow. There is a red area above the red on the stem.</p><p>Another view shows the stem is two vertical mottled black pieces joined leaving a vertical space between them on this side. That space is red which continues onto the bowl.</p><p>A top view showing the irregular rim and the <span> badly cracked </span>yellow interior of the bowl.</p><p>A close up of where the bowl meets the stem on the side with the red vertical stripe and the swirling red on the exterior of the bowl.</p><p>The unglazed underside showing where two oval pieces of clay were joined. Scripps College and the accession number 79.8.7 are on a white sticker.</p>
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marer Collection, Scripps College
Date acquired:
Materials:
Stoneware
Form - Functional: N/A
Form - Sculptural: N/A
Method:
Hand-Built
Surface Technique: N/A
Kiln Type: N/A
Glazes:
Glaze
Annette LaPorte
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marer Collection, Scripps College

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