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Richard Hirsch Ceramic Ceremonial Vessel, Tripod Vessels Collection, 1984
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Richard Hirsch Ceramic Ceremonial Vessel #10, Tripod Vessels Collection, 1994
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Contemporary American ceramic artist Richard Hirsch's Tripod Ceremonial Vessel #10 is raku-fired, hand built and hand sculptured. The tripod is uniquely with bronze acrylic, iron-rust interactive acrylic, airbrushed enamels (red, green and yellow) all layered on top of each other. Signed by the artist, each piece is comprised of a marriage of four elements -- a vessel held aloft by three legs. The process of fluid transition between the elements so that the product reads as one form was vital as he built the foundation for his signature collection. The Tripod Vessels...
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