Beatrice wood

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Bid now on Invaluable: Beatrice Wood, Large bowl with figures from Rago Arts and Auction Center on October 02, 2024, 11:00 AM EST.

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The Forgotten Legacy of Cult California Artist Beatrice Wood

My friend Hadley mentioned Beatrice Wood to me when we were planning our trip to Ojai . "Who's that ?", I asked? Hadley informed me ...

Beatrice Wood, 1985. Photo by Jim Hair. Hi! My name is Alyson, and I’m this year’s Getty Marrow Intern at AMOCA. I recently graduated from Chapman University with a BA in Art History and a minor in Anthropology. A quick Google search for Beatrice Wood (1893-1998), ties her to the Dada art movement of the […]

More whimsical pottery, a few sculptures too : As this is the latest instalment of pottery whimsical, the only thing being revealed here is more ceramic oddities, a few quirky sculptures and other amusing art pieces. The usual guidelines apply ... from the sublime to the enthralling, from frivolous to sobering, ponderous to far reaching, ordinary to excellent, wacky to bemusing, ancient to now and maybe into the future and anything in between and before and after. … 'Life without whimsy is…

Beatrice WoodDouble-Handled Double-Bodied Vase1988glazed and lustered earthenwaresigned BEATO and numbered

BEATRICE WOOD (1893 - 1998) Small vase, fine multi-color iridescent glaze, Ojai, CA, 1980s Glazed earthenware Partially

‘I was born in 1703,’ the artist Beatrice Wood has often told people, teasing them with her cheeky deadpan delivery and sidestepping an onslaught of questions about her illustrious past. All the marvellous stories associated with Wood’s life, she will readily admit, are indeed true: she completed fi

(Brought to you by Jacqueline Corbett) BEATRICE WOOD, a world-renowned ceramic artist lived to be a very lively 105 years young...

Born in San Francisco, Beatrice Wood was raised in New York City. At the age of nineteen she abandoned her privileged background and went to Paris, where she studied acting at the Comedie Francaise and drawing at the Académie Julian.

Beatrice Wood by sofaexpo, via Flickr

En 1963, une rétrospective longuement attendue de Marcel Duchamp, probablement le plus important et le plus influent des artistes du 20ème siècle, se tenait au Pasadena Art Museum. L’exposition, dont le commissaire était le renégat du monde de l’art et directeur de musée Walter Hopps, était la première rétrospective de Duchamp dans un musée aux Etats-Unis et un joli coup pour le monde de l’art de la côte ouest.In 1963 a long overdue retrospective for Marcel Duchamp, arguably the most…