Maija Grotell

1950 signed ceramic vase by Cranbrook Academy alumni and former assistant to Maija Grotell, Stephen

Cranbrook Academy and studied under Maija Grotell

Rare, signed ceramic frame mirror by Cranbrook Academy alumni and former Maija Grotell assistant

Cranbrook Academy in the 1950s and was an assistant and friend of Maija Grotell.

Beautiful, rare, ceramic lamp by Cranbrook Academy alumni and former Maija Grotell assistant

academy under Maija Grotell, Toshiko was colleagues with Harry Bertoia, Jack Lenor Larson, and Lenore

Cranbrook Academy where he served as an assistant to Maija Grotell prior to a lifetime of dedication to the

Art, he worked under Maija Grotell. He taught at the Dayton Art Institute and the Fort Wayne School of

of Art, he worked under Maija Grotell. He taught at the Dayton Art Institute and the Fort Wayne

study with renowned ceramist Maija Grotell at Cranbrook Academy of Art, where he received his MFA in

, warm tones of brown, rust, red, gold and black. Takaezu studied at Cranbrook under Maija

gloss glaze. Takaezu studied at Cranbrook under Maija Grotell. She later taught at

befriended Finnish ceramist, Maija Grotell, who became her mentor. Following, in 1955, Takaezu traveled to

she made traditional vessels but in the late 1950s, strongly influenced by the Finnish ceramist Maija

). Polchert attended Cranbrook Academy in the 1950s and was an assistant and friend of Maija Grotell.

teacher Maija Grotell is apparent, and this little gem probably dates from her period of study at

. Takaezu was born in Hawaii to immigrant Japanese parents, went on to study under Maija Grotell at

Maija Grottel, 1899-1973, was an accomplished studio potter and educator. Born in Finland, she

the Finnish artist Maija Grotell and became friends with the Japanese-American artist Toshiko Takaezu

Cranbrook Academy of Art to study under Maija Grotell. While Grotell is responsible for bringing the wheel

Cranbrook Academy of Art to study under Maija Grotell. While Grotell is responsible for bringing the wheel

late 1950s, strongly influenced by the Finnish ceramist Maija Grotell, she embraced the notion of

school class taught by Edith Heath. She later studied with both Maija Grotell and Marguerite Wildenhain

). Steeped in both Asian and modernist American traditions (she studied with Maija Grotell at Cranbrook

midwestern studio potter Clyde Burt (1922-18), circa 1960s. Burt, a student of Maija Grotell's at Cranbrook

similarities - this piece seems to have been created in the style of Maija Grotell, widely considered the

include Maija Grotell and and Gaetano Cecere

did graduate work at The Cranbrook Academy of Art, under Maija Grotell. Burt's work is in the

Academy, where he was a student of Maija Grotell. After one year at Cranbrook, he started his own studio

work at the Cranbrook Academy, where he was a student of Maija Grotell. After one year at Cranbrook, he

work at the Cranbrook Academy, where he was a student of Maija Grotell. After one year at Cranbrook, he

completed graduate work under Maija Grotell at the Cranbrook Academy of Art. He exhibited at the Ceramic

in the military, he completed graduate work at the Cranbrook Academy, where he was a student of Maija

Vintage artistic Danish pottery bowl with a beautiful abstract design Signed on the base but artist unknown No cracks or chips.

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Early Edwin and Mary Scheier bowl with sgrafitto image to the inside . Signed to the underside .