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| Figurative Fine Artists Sorted by medium Fine artists working with ceramics, clay sculpture. |
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Amber Aguirre |
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Pavel Amromin |
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Wesley Anderegg |
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Jocelyn Braxton Armstrong Using porcelain, forms are thrown, then cut up, altered and reassembled using black slurry. The surface is sponged off. The sculpture is dried then sanded, accentuating the scored black lines lending the sculpture its “stitched” effect. Glazed or unglazed, fired to cone 6 oxidation. |
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Penney Bidwell |
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Russell Biles Ceramic sculpture, hand built porcelain |
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Suzy Birstein Colourful Hand built ceramic/multi-media sculptures, one of a kind art pottery, monotypes and oil paintings |
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Carolyn Bloomer |
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Angelique Brickner ceramic with multifired underglazes, wax and mixed media |
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Elaine Brewer-White |
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Angelique Brickner Ceramic sculpture with multifired underglazes, wax and mixed media |
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Jane Burton |
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Tricia Cline |
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Bob Clyatt |
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Michele Collier Free-form slabs, fired with stains and oxides |
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Judith Nadine Condon |
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Andrea Keys Connell hand built clay |
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Cristina Cordova |
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Kina Crow |
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Kimberly Dean |
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Caroline Douglas |
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Annie Evans Handbuilt earthenware or stoneware, often with antlers and bones |
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Deborah Kaplan Evans |
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Joe Fafard |
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Ted Fish |
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Tamae Frame Hand built, glazed stoneware |
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Laura Freeman ceramic and unique lost wax bronze |
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Debra Fritts |
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Don Fritz Hand-built ceramics, Raku-fire |
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Misty Gamble |
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Linda Ganstrom |
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Edith Garcia |
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Claudia Olds Goldie |
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Arthur Gonzalez |
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Krista Grecco Handbuilt porcelain and earthenware sculpture |
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Julia Hanzl Sculptur (Realism, Surrealism), Ceramic, handmodelled and hollowed out, mostly with Glaze and Kaseincolour, the figures are mostly about 60 -70 cm |
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Marian Heyerdahl |
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Deborah Hodder Ceramic sculpture, handbuilding |
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Liz Howe |
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Margaret Keelan |
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Christy Keeney |
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Jane Kelsey-Mapel |
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Katherine Mathisen Handbuilt earthenware sculpture, pinched, coil, slab and sculpted fired earthenware temperature glazes and some post fired techniques |
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Sharon McCoy Ceramic and found objects, Hand built with fired and post fired finishes |
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Debbie Kupinsky Cast and hand built porcelain |
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Susan Low-Beer |
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Marilyn Lysohir Hand building, metal casting, glass casting |
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Victoria Rose Martin |
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Kicki Masthem Hand built |
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John McCuistion Handbuilding, slipcasting, lowfire, highfire, gas and electric kilns |
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Sarah McDade |
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Gerardo Monterrubio Underglaze pencil on porcelain |
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Andy Nasisse |
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Anthony Natsoulas |
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Consuelo Radclyffe Mixed Media Ceramic Artist, hand building |
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Joan Rasmussen Clay & Found Objects, handbuilt ceramic elements combined with found objects to create articulated, figurative sculptures |
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Evelin Richter Clay sculpture with oxides, stain, glazes and assemblage materials |
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Sue Roberts |
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Renee Rouillier |
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Esther Shimazu Handbuilt stoneware |
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Cynthia Siegel Hand sculpted stoneware and porcelain |
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Alice Simpson |
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Jasna Sokolovic |
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Dirk Staschke |
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Suzanne Graham Storer Ceramic wall sculpture in high relief |
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Sara Swink ceramic sculpture , hand-built with groggy mid-range sculpture clay; finished with stains and glazes |
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Cheryl Tall Coil building, slab construction and carving |
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James Tisdale Heavy grog white earthenware clay, coil built, multi-fired to 04 temperature with various slips, stains and glazes. |
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Corinne Vallière Sculpture : clay molding, ceramic alone or with other material, bronze Painting : pencil, chalk or ink |
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Kathy Venter Hand-built ceramic sculpture |
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Tacha Vosburgh |
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Rebecca Wilson |
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Cheri Wranosky Ceramic figurative and mixed-media sculpture, hand-built earthenware utilizing underglazes and stains, found objects sometimes added |
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Janis Mars Wunderlich |
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Kensuke Yamada |
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Wanxin Zhang Life size ceramic sculpture |
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Marek Zyga Ceramic sculpture |
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“Art is never chaste. It ought to be forbidden to ignorant innocents, never allowed into contact with those not sufficiently prepared. Yes, art is dangerous. Where it is chaste, it is not art.” Pablo Picaso |
Launched January 20, 2010. While we have not explored every page of every artist listed here,
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Web site by Paula O'Brien. Copyright © Paula O'Brien 2010. All rights reserved. All artwork shown remains the property of the artists named. All rights reserved. No work shall be reproduced without the written permission of the artist named. Figurative painting, figurative sculpture, figurative drawing, figurative ceramics, figurative textile arts, figurative fine crafts, figurative jewelry.... |
