Jerry Rothman

Large Ceramic Vase by Jerry Rothman (1933 - 2014) Rothman's work can be found in the Smithsonian

Jerry Rothman (b. 1933), considered one of the masters of American Studio Pottery, is one of a

Large Ceramic Vase by Jerry Rothman.

Large ceramic vase by Jerry Rothman. This piece is signed.

Rare and early 1960s ceramic covered jar decorated with colored oxides in sand by Jerry Rothman

Large and rare early ceramic slab built Sky Pot decorated with colored oxides in sand by Jerry

Large and rare early ceramic slab built Sky Pot decorated with colored oxides in sand by Jerry

Rare early ceramic covered jar by Jerry Rothman. The piece is clay decorated with colored oxides in

Large and rare thrown ceramic Pot by Jerry Rothman. The piece is clay decorated with engraving and

Large and rare early ceramic slab built Sky Pot by Jerry Rothman signed Rothman and dated 1961. The

Large and rare early ceramic slab built Sky Pot by Jerry Rothman signed Rothman and dated 1961. The

Large Modernist Jerry Rothman ceramic ritual vessel, circa 1980-1981. A large Jerry Rothman

vessels and use clay as a sculptural medium. Throughout his career Jerry Rothman followed his varied

, Billy Al Bengston, John Mason, Mike Frimkess, Paul Soldner, Henry Takemoto and Jerry Rothman

, Billy Al Bengston, John Mason, Mike Frimkess, Paul Soldner, Henry Takemoto and Jerry Rothman

Al Bengston, John Mason, Mike Frimkess, Henry Takemoto and Jerry Rothman.

collection of revolution work by ceramic artists John Mason, Peter Voulkos, Jerry Rothman, and Ken Price

collection of revolution work by ceramic artists John Mason, Peter Voulkos, Jerry Rothman, and Ken Price

Voulkos, Jerry Rothman, and Ken Price, among others. Kaneko’s encounter with this work was a formative

operated a formal sculpture studio in downtown Los Angeles which she shared with the ceramic artist Jerry

Otis Art Institute) and soon assembled a remarkable group of students: Paul Soldner, Jerry Rothman

Soldner, Jerry Rothman, Kenneth Price, John Mason, Henry Takemoto, and others. While influencing numerous

a remarkable group of students: Paul Soldner, Jerry Rothman, Kenneth Price, John Mason, Henry

artists Peter Voulkos, Paul Soldner, and Jerry Rothman. Kaneko’s most recognized sculptural form is the

including Harrison McIntosh and Jerry Rothman, to design tiles for the Franciscan Ceramics division of

Otis Art Institute) and soon assembled a remarkable group of students: Paul Soldner, Jerry Rothman

Jerry Rothman, to design tiles for the Franciscan Ceramics division of Interpace in Los Angeles. De

, Henry Takemoto and Jerry Rothman

Voulkos, Billy Al Bengston, John Mason, Mike Frimkess, Paul Soldner, Henry Takemoto and Jerry Rothmans

Voulkos, Jerry Rothman and Ken Price. The portentous encounter with those artists’ work, now four decades

Mason, James Melchert, Michael Frimkess, Jerry Rothman, and Henry Takemoto. These students highly

Jerry Rothman lidded ceramic vessel. Art pottery.

"Sky Pot" by Jerry Rothman, 1961.

Large Jerry Rothman ceramic ritual vessel from 1980-1981 with incised modernist lines with

States in 1963 and studied with noted ceramic artists Peter Voulkos, Paul Soldner, and Jerry Rothman

notable ceramists including Harrison McIntosh and Jerry Rothman, to design tiles for the Franciscan

McIntosh and Jerry Rothman, to design tiles for the Franciscan Ceramics division of Interpace in Los

, Henry Takemoto and Jerry Rothman

, Henry Takemoto and Jerry Rothman

, John Mason, Mike Frimkess, Paul Soldner, Henry Takemoto and Jerry Rothmans Ken Price (1935 - 2012

Early, "sky pot" by Jerry Rothman.

Jerry Roth (1918 - 2008) joined the WPA at 16 years of age in 1934 to support his family and work