Ceramic Art
David Voorhees - Ceramic
- Item Number
- 240
- Estimated Value
- 120 USD
- Sold
- 240 USD to lesliejo
- Number of Bids
- 7 - Bid History
Item Description
Large Serving Bowl
Ceramic
3-1/2"H x 10-1/2"diameter
Drawing on a childhood joy of making almost anything with my hands, I knew clay to be my calling the first time I touched it on a turning pottery wheel. My pots evolved slowly as I earned my skills (being mostly self taught) and soon added a painter's touch, my other love and the legacy of my parents, both of whom were professional painters. The introduction of porcelain provided a key element in the development of much of my work, a marriage of classically simple wheel thrown forms, subtle and colorful floral brush decorations, high fired to a luminous finish, known only to porcelain.
Recently, I have begun exploring wood-firing my porcelain and trying some stoneware again after years away from it. I love the camaraderie of this group-based firing technique. From time to time I have fun with raku firing pots and sculpture at home and with some local pottery friends.
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