Handcrafted Studio Clay Painting
By Doyle Lane
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Nice decorative art piece. One-of-a-kind. Wheel thrown pottery, black + white mat glaze with cruciform design and stalactites. Original fine condition, minor wear, barely visible chi...
Ceramic
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H 7 in W 7.5 in L 7 in
Rare Doyle Lane California Studio Glazed Two Tile Stoneware Signed Clay Painting
By Doyle Lane
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Stamped with the Clay Paintings, Los Angeles studio stamp on verso and signed by the artist, Doyle Lane.
Stoneware, Reclaimed Wood
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H 7 in W 4 in D 1.75 in
Rare Doyle Lane California Studio Signed Two Tile Stoneware Clay Painting
By Doyle Lane
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Signed on verso by the artist, Doyle Lane along with its original clay murals sticker.
Stoneware
Clay Painting by Doyle Lane
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Clay Painting in Smoke Lucite Frame by Doyle Lane; Glazed Stoneware Tile Assemblage
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