Modern Clay in Denver (1948-1972): Twelve Ceramic Artists by Elizabeth Schlosser, Book, copyright 2005 22657 and titled on the upper

and titled on the upper left

ivory and aniline dyed red

In Poetic Silence: The Floral Paintings of Joseph Henry Sharp is the definitive study of a remarkable and often overlooked aspect of the celebrated Taos Society artist's career

The composition depicts several tourists enjoying the Colorado mountain landscape

all seated on a teal chair

Modern Clay in Denver (1948-1972): Twelve Ceramic Artists by Elizabeth Schlosser, Book, copyright 2005 22657 and titled on the upperModern Clay in Denver (19481972): Twelve Ceramic Artists by Elizabeth Schlosser examines a pivotal period in Colorado's artistic history, when a group of innovative ceramic artists helped establish Denver as an important center for modern ceramics in the American West. Published in conjunction with an exhibition at the Denver Art Museum, this scholarly volume documents the artists, ideas, and institutions that shaped the development of modern ceramic