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Linn Lovejoy Phelan

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Linn Lovejoy Phelan (1906 - 1992) was active/lived in New York.  Linn Phelan is known for Designer, educator, lecturer.

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Bowl with Trumpet Shell
Linn Lovejoy Phelan
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Renaissance Man Antiques is offering an artwork for sale by Linn Lovejoy Phelan.
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Price:  $3,200
Title:  Bowl with Trumpet Shell
Type:  Other
Medium:  Ceramic
Style:  Modernist
Subject:  Still Life/Botanic
Signature:  Verso
Year Created:  1942
Size:  2.50" x 11.13"

Description:  In 1942, two years before becoming the founding potter at the School for American Craftsmen at Dartmouth College in 1944, and four years before joining the famed ceramic program at Alfred University, Linn Phelan created this important bowl at the Linnwood Pottery which he founded in Saco, Maine. Phelan was an enormously important figure in ceramic art, teaching a number of artists who went on to considerable fame, such as Betty Woodman, and Charles LoLoma, the noted Hopi jeweler. This bowl also shows the influence of other American leaders in ceramic arts, such as Henry Varnum Poor. This piece is in excellent condition, except for a partially repaired chip on the underside of the rim.

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