Edward Hopper is amazing too-- his paintings just sorta radiate a quiet intensity, I'm not sure how he did that.
Those still life's in your kitchen look great! Always should be something to look at, that's my motto.
Yeah, that's amazing. The turquoise people at my antique mall are always a bit 'more' crazy about the green ones.
Looks like fun! Your dog, on the other hand, doesn't seem so interested in all the art.
Hmm. Interesting symbolism to get at that idea! The handling of light on the different surfaces is pretty amazing.
That one is amazing. Holy cow!
I bought this for a low enough price that I can surely break even selling it in my own space at the antique mall. There's something interesting...
A follow up: The kind folks at Andrea Fisher Fine Pottery gallery in Santa Fe responded to me that my pot is not by Marie Z. Chino, as she did...
Thank you both!
Thanks for the 'reading'!
These deep blue vases are hand-painted, 7" / 18cm tall, and are marked CPO. My research is that that's 'Central Purchasing Office,' a US Army...
I'm sure one of you wonderful people can tell me what this pattern is called and / or when it was made. 9" / 23.5 cm wide Thank you! [ATTACH]...
I wonder how that gallery is making the attribution to Amos Wallace. I don't see any name on them.
That book, which I quoted above and which you may already have, and which some of our most esteemed colleagues on this site have repeated...
From Southwestern Pottery: Anasazi to Zuni by Hayes and Blom (2nd Ed): "Most... [tourist] pieces are unsigned or signed "Acoma N.M." on the...
Nice to meet 'ya.
Well, while we're at it, I'll share one more that I have. This one is older and has no signature. My understanding is that Acoma potters thought...
Looks a little like a party gone wrong. I'm getting a Edvard Munch vibe from it.
Thanks for those leads @verybrad. The paint and style for the couple Monica Chino pots I can find online do look like mine, though two different...
I wouldn't mind finding one of those!
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