- Item:
Compote SOLD
- Designer/Maker:
Amy Donaldson was born in San Francisco and was trained as a painter,
studying at the University if Denver and Reed Art School in Denver.
Later, in California, she focused on watercolors, studying with Rex
Brandt. She began to exhibit her pottery during the early 1950's in
San Diego as a member of the Allied Craftsmen and the San Diego Art
Guild. As a potter, she studied with Shoji Hamada and Dean Strawn
among others. In addition to countless shows in the San Diego area,
Amy Donaldson exhibited at:
Everson Museum,
Syracuse, New York (3 Ceramic Nationals)
Wichita Art Association
Oakland Art Museum
National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
Los Angeles County Museum
Fine Arts Gallery, San Diego
Los Angeles County Fair, Pomona
Long Beach Museum of Art
So. Cal. Exposition, Del Mar
Scripps College
Denver Art Museum
Ca. State Fair, Sacramento
- Description:
Description: Reduced
to its essence, this is a tremendously refined form
by one of San Diego’s most well-respected potters. Signed by
the artist.
- Dimensions:
Dimensions: 5½“ diam, 1 5/8” h
- Condition:
Very good with one small fleabite chip on the edge
- Price:
SOLD
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