ART POTTERY by MARY LOU HIGGINS Signed & Dated 1982 LARGE DISH PLATE, BEAUTIFUL!

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BEAUTIFUL LARGE Dish / Plate by the well-known ceramic artist MARY LOU HIGGINS (1926-2012).Unique and individual works of art and one of a kind. It measures approx. 10 -3/4" across the rim, 1" tall. EXCELLENT CONDITIONABOUT MARY LOU HIGGINS: Higgins was born in 1926 in Wisconsin. She received both graduate and undergraduate degrees from the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee. 1965-1974 taught art courses at several colleges in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Relocated with her family to North Carolina.1974 until her death in 2012, Higgins was a full-time artist in North Carolina, teamed with her husband Ed.She has been a participant in numerous exhibits including the 1999 Southeastern Clay Invitational in Asheville, NC; the 1997 American Craft Council's juried exhibit Spotlight '97 at the Hickory, NC Museum of Art; the 1996 SOFA exhibit at the Chicago Navy Pier; Shards of Women at the Fayetteville Museum of Art in 1996; the 1992 North Carolina Clay Invitational Exhibit at North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC; The Tea Party, at the American Craft Museum, New York City, 1991; By the Hand: Twentieth Century Crafts , at the High Museum at Georgia Pacific Center, Atlanta, GA, 1990; 1988 Mint Museum Biennial, Charlotte, NC; Northern Telecom Annual Exhibitions in North Carolina Sculpture in 1985, '86, '87, '88; and the North Carolina Museum of Art Juried Artists Exhibit in 1984. Her work has been included in benefit auctions held at the American Craft Museum, specifically the Bewitched by Craft auctions in 1988 and 1989, the Wearable Benefit in 1990 and Off The Wall in 1992. Works by Higgins are in private collections throughout the world including Canada, England, France, Italy, Holland, China, and Russia. Her works can also be found in the permanent collections of the North Carolina State Visual Arts Center Raleigh, NC; Fayetteville Museum of Art in Fayetteville, NC; Newark Museum, Newark, NJ; Mint Museum, Charlotte, NC; Glaxo in Research Triangle Park, NC; and the High Museum in Atlanta, GA.Artist Higgins has been an eight time participant in Who's Who in American Art, most recently in 1999, and in 1978 was included in The World Who's Who of Women.In 1998, Higgins received the Juror's Choice Award at the Women Artists of North Carolina Exhibit. In 1999, she was featured in the Lark Books publication Surface Decoration. In 1998 her works were displayed in The Clay Lover's Guide to Making Molds, by Pierce Clayton as well as another Lark Books publication entitled The Ceramic Design Book. In 1997, her work was featured in Lark Books H andbuilt Ceramics by Kathy Triplett.Exhibited in over 72 national and international shows.(BIN TABLE)Payments are due with 48 hours (2 days) of close of sale .Payments:We accept Paypal. Payments are due with 48 hours (2 days) . If payment is not received by then EBAY will automatically open an unpaid case against you. Item may also be re-listed for sale if payment is not received in this time frame. If you need to make other arrangements please contact us prior to purchasing.Satisfaction Guaranteed:Please provide 5-star POSITIVE Feedback after your item has been received. If you are unable to provide 5-Star Feedback, please contact us PRIOR to leaving feedback so we may resolve any issues.Shipping: U.S. and International:Local pick-up is always welcomed. We usually ship within 1-2 business days of purchase. U.S. means continental only, Alaska and Hawaii must request actual shipping costs. International buyers are always welcome to bid, if they pay actual shipping costs. Please email us prior to the end of the auction for your shipping cost. read more

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