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Can anyone tell me anything about an American studio art potter
who worked in the midcentury and signed his work Albert? I am
submitting an image of a decorated chop plate I recently bought;
like all his work I have seen the plate is made of dark red clay.
Thanks and best regards, Phillip Northman (Atlanta)
Hi Phillip, I like your
Hi Phillip,
I like your piece. I have some Albert items too at http://modish.net/albert. Someone sent me a link a while back about this potter. Let me see what I can find when I have a moment.
Mike
Albert
I had a chance to review the information about a Pueblo Potter that signed his name similarly. I'm not convinced they are the same person. So I am still looking for information about Albert.
Mike
Albert
Hi Phillip, I've had some Albert pieces myself. At one time I thought I had researched him back to either New York or New Jersey. Not sure, but might be Albert Green, an art potter who recently died, was in his late 70's. That's a nice piece you have. Best regards, Ed Furr