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The Charlie B Gallery of Carson City, Nevada is offering this newly discovered Eunice Prieto Damron bowl form. From the Vasefinder Ceramic Art Museum. Eunice Prieto Damron (1924-2015) was born and reared in Spencerport, New York, where her family had a farm. She received her B.F.A. in Ceramic Art and Design from Alfred, where she was a student of Charles Harder and Clara K. Nelson. She received her M.F.A. from the California College of Arts and Crafts now California College of Arts or CCA. She was married to Antonio Prieto and Cleo Damron. She taught at the CCA, Mills College, Laney College and at several other institutions primarily in the Bay Area of California. She sold her wares for many years through the Tobermory Gallery in Berkeley, California, when she was residing in Oakland. Her work is typically functional in content, as well as she has worked in other mediums, such as painting and enameling. Eunice's work was celebrated in the seminal reference by Daniel Rhodes: "Stoneware and Porcelain". A portion of her exhibition record includes: Club Alsam Gallery, Lafayette, California, 1947; First International Ceramics Exhibition, Scripps College, Claremont, California, 1949; Mills College Guild, CSU Humboldt, Arcata, California, 1955; Studio One, Oakland, California, 1958; Diablo Pageant of the Arts, Walnut Creek, California, 1959; Ancient Cups, Oakland Museum of Art, Oakland, California, 1959; Clay and Yarn, Reflections Gallery, Oakland, California, 1969; Isabelle Percy West Gallery, Oakland, California, 1970; East Bay Artists Association, College of Holy Names, Kennedy Gallery, Oakland, California, 1970; Mills College Art Gallery, Oakland, California, 1971, as well as she was a regular exhibitor for the Pacific Coast Ceramic Exhibition and Sale, San Francisco Art Festival and California State Fair. Eunice exhibited at the Syracuse Ceramic Nationals in 1946. A partial list of permanent collections includes: Oakland Museum of Art, Oakland, California; Mills College, Oakland, California, as well as many other private and public collections. Eunice's work can be found in the Vasefinder Ceramic Art Museum, Carson City, Nevada. The Charlie B Gallery & VCAM sponsor the Eunice Prieto Damron Memorial Scholarship at Carson High School, Carson City, Nevada to add. This bowl is signed E. Damron, as shown. I do not detect any chips, cracks, hairlines or repairs. This shows limited use. This bowl offers a subtle ring when tapped. All fragile merchandise is shipped using the "double box" process. Stands 3.375" by 9" wide THE glaze color is a bit lighter in person.
The Charlie B Gallery of Carson City, Nevada is offering this newly discovered Eunice Prieto Damron bowl form. From the Vasefinder Ceramic Art Museum. Eunice Prieto Damron (1924-2015) was born and reared in Spencerport, New York, where her family had a farm. She received her B.F.A. in Ceramic Art and Design from Alfred, where she was a student of Charles Harder and Clara K. Nelson. She received her M.F.A. from the California College of Arts and Crafts now California College of Arts or CCA. She was married to Antonio Prieto and Cleo Damron. She taught at the CCA, Mills College, Laney College and at several other institutions primarily in the Bay Area of California. She sold her wares for many years through the Tobermory Gallery in Berkeley, California, when she was residing in Oakland. Her work is typically functional in content, as well as she has worked in other mediums, such as painting and enameling. Eunice's work was celebrated in the seminal reference by Daniel Rhodes: "Stoneware and Porcelain". A portion of her exhibition record includes: Club Alsam Gallery, Lafayette, California, 1947; First International Ceramics Exhibition, Scripps College, Claremont, California, 1949; Mills College Guild, CSU Humboldt, Arcata, California, 1955; Studio One, Oakland, California, 1958; Diablo Pageant of the Arts, Walnut Creek, California, 1959; Ancient Cups, Oakland Museum of Art, Oakland, California, 1959; Clay and Yarn, Reflections Gallery, Oakland, California, 1969; Isabelle Percy West Gallery, Oakland, California, 1970; East Bay Artists Association, College of Holy Names, Kennedy Gallery, Oakland, California, 1970; Mills College Art Gallery, Oakland, California, 1971, as well as she was a regular exhibitor for the Pacific Coast Ceramic Exhibition and Sale, San Francisco Art Festival and California State Fair. Eunice exhibited at the Syracuse Ceramic Nationals in 1946. A partial list of permanent collections includes: Oakland Museum of Art, Oakland, California; Mills College, Oakland, California, as well as many other private and public collections. Eunice's work can be found in the Vasefinder Ceramic Art Museum, Carson City, Nevada. The Charlie B Gallery & VCAM sponsor the Eunice Prieto Damron Memorial Scholarship at Carson High School, Carson City, Nevada to add. This bowl is signed E. Damron, as shown. I do not detect any chips, cracks, hairlines or repairs. This shows limited use. This bowl offers a subtle ring when tapped. All fragile merchandise is shipped using the "double box" process. Stands 3.375" by 9" wide THE glaze color is a bit lighter in person.
The Charlie B Gallery and Vasefinder Ceramic Art Museum are located in downtown Carson City, Nevada at 114 W Telegraph St.
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