April 25, 2024
JOhN SCHULPS (1940-2010) giant killer STUDIO POTTERY MUG drinking vessel BIN
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Vasefinder's eB AY Auctions Vasefinder is your online source for the American Studio Pottery Movement. We are bringing it on!!! Pots, Art and other great collectibles Historical information : In this listing, I am offering this well constructed drinking vessel created by John Schulps. Per the Vasefinder Museum: John Schulps was born and reared in Southern California. He received his undergraduate degree from CSU Northridge. He received his advanced degree from UCLA. In the 1960's, he played professional football and then for many years coached youth and high school football teams in Orland, California. John taught ceramics at Moorpark Junior College, as well as he had several apprentices over the years. In addition to creating powerful functional studio pottery forms, he also produced knives and worked in several mediums. For many years, his work was sold through renaissance faires, where he developed a loyal following. A portion of his pottery exhibition record includes: Mid-Summer Share-in, UCLA Sunset Canyon Recreation Center, Los Angeles, California, 1969; Pottery Demonstration for Friends of the of the Leonis Adobe, Artist's Studio, Calabasas, California, 1971; Calabasas Pumpkin Festival, Calabasas, California, 1972; Renaissance Pleasure Faire, Paramount Ranch, Agoura Hills, California, 1972; Long Beach Museum of Art Sale,
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