"Anita Ellis depicts the many challenges McLaughlin encountered in pursuit of her career. Not the least of these was her rivalry with the formidable Maria Longworth Nichols, fellow Cincinnatian and founder of T he Rockwood Pottery Company. Another was being a woman in the arts: McLaughlin's primary goal had been to paint portraits on canvas, but Victorian society did not afford opportunities in what was then considered a male sphere." "Replete with historic photos and color illustrations of many of McLaughlin's works, The Ceramic Career of M. Louise McLaughlin is a tribute to an esteemed woman artist who rose to one of the highest positions in her field."--BOOK JACKET.
... Leopold ( Lee ) , 7 , 149 , 151 Stiles , Elizabeth , 54 Stillwater , MN , 149 Stoeckel , Gustavus . ... See Nichols , Maria Longworth Stout Manual Training School , 24 Stowe , Harriet cher , 142 Street , G. E. , 5 stucco , 44 , 45 ...
William C. Prime , Pottery and Porcelain of All Times and Nations ( New York : Harper & Brothers , 1878 ) , 432 . 36. Annie Turnbull Slossor , The China Hunters Club ( New York : Harper & Brothers , 1878 ) , 233 , 254 .
See Paris Exposition (1900) Pastoral nostalgia. See Rural/pastoral nostalgia Patents, 40 McDonald, Margaret, 174 Peck, Herbert, 40, 42, 56, 112, 142, 154, 156, 158, 171, 173, 177 Pennsylvania Museum of Art, 47, 48 McDonald, William P., ...
George Savage & Harold Newman, An Illustrated Dictionary of Ceramics, 1974, London, Thames and Hudson. Louisa Taylor, The Ceramics ... Claudia Clare, Subversive Ceramics, 2016, London, Bloomsbury. Garth Clark & John Pagliaro (Eds), ...
Here the poem is Robert Louis Stevenson's couplet “Happy Thought”: “The world is so full of a number of things, I'm sure we should all be as happy as kings.”28 Likely a gift, perhaps marking the celebration of a birth or christening, ...
American Ceramics, 1880–1950 Alice Cooney Frelinghuysen, Martin Eidelberg ... From Our Native Clay: Art Pottery from the Collections of the American Ceramic Arts Society. New York: Turn of the Century ... American Porcelain: 1770–1920.
113 But Taylor wrote that “the demand was largely for the later types of ware”—that is, for lighter colors and mat-glazed pieces.114 The same year the Pottery also exhibited at the International Exposition of Ceramics and Glass in St.
A.H. PUGH'S PRINTING COMPANY SITE (39.102509°, -84.503663°) Address | 400 Pike Street Additional Notes | Unmarked. ... Pugh printed James G. Birney's weekly abolitionist newspaper, The Philanthropist, at this location.
Photographs were supplied by the owners and/or the following: Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts / Art Resource, New York: fig. 91 Michael Altman Fine Art and Advisory Services, LLC: fig.
Americans and the Aesthetic Movement Doreen Bolger Burke, Alice Cooney Frelinghuysen, Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.) ... In 1905 Ware enrolled in a drawing class taught by Philip Hale at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.