Small Oblong Vase Larry Allen Pottery
Bio. Larry has spent decades perfecting the glazes and techniques you can find today in his art work. All of his pottery is wheel-thrown and mostly involves a technique known as Sgraffito. This is a sophisticated method of incising designs onto leather-hard clay that has been completely covered with a colored slip (clay solution).
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Oblong Vase Larry Allen Pottery
BIOGRAPHY. Larry Allen makes a wide range of both functional forms meant for everyday use and larger decorative vessel related forms meant for display. His pottery is wheel-thrown using black stoneware clay with decorative techniques including sgraffito, multiple glaze stages and firings. Each piece is coated with slip.
Alabama Potter Larry Allen Carves Meaning into Every Piece Ceramic
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Larry Allen Pottery. Larry Allen is an accomplished artist whose works are increasingly sought after by collectors in the Southeast, and throughout the country. His vessels are inspired largely by Native American and African art, and are authentic, beautiful and functional. He needed a revamp of his website so I built him a clean, minimalistic.
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Larry Allen enjoys making something out of nothing. The 65-year-old ceramicist of Leeds, Ala. remembers the first time he stuck his hands in clay. "The medium felt right It actually spoke to me," he said. " [Taking] a lifeless lump of clay that has no form but all the potential. and [turning] it into something elegant and fine.
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Larry Allen: Ceramicist who makes something out of nothing. By Ameera Steward The Birmingham Times Larry Allen enjoys making something out of nothing. The 65-year-old ceramicist of Leeds, Ala. remembers the first time he stuck his hands in clay. "The medium felt right It actually spoke to me," he said. " [Taking] a lifeless lump of.
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Each piece of stoneware from LA Pottery is hand-crafted solely by the artist, Larry Allen. His inspiration for his designs comes largely from African and Native American art. Larry makes each vessel from a special black stoneware clay through multiple glazes and firings. Most of his pieces involve delicately carving designs into the surface of the wheel-thrown vessel.
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From the first moment Larry Allen saw vessels formed on the potter's wheel, he was fascinated. To this day Allen still has not forgotten the fascination he first felt.Allen has exhibited and sold my work throughout the United States. All the pottery work from start to finish is done solely by Allen.All vessels are wheel-thrown, which is the process of forming clay vessels on the potter's.
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This Alabama Potter Carves Meaning Into Every Piece. February 18, 2019. Photography by Mac Jamieson. "I like classical forms—I don't like getting too loose," Larry says. "And that's my only philosophy because I think that classical things are classical for a reason. They stand the test of time.". Larry creates the eye-catching.
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This Alabama Potter Carves Meaning Into Every Piece. February 18, 2019. Photography by Mac Jamieson. Text by Bethany Adams. Larry Allen nearly gave up on pottery. Although his richly hued, award-winning pieces now appear in shows across the country, his first introduction to the craft—a class on hand-building at his local college—didn't.
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Larryallenpottery.com. 42 likes. Original handmade wheel-thrown pottery with free-hand carving which is inspired by African & Native
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Larry Allen Pottery - signed 2009- open vessel hand-crafted wheel thrown vessel. Opens in a new window or tab. Pre-Owned. $400.00. jeskapu-83 (4) 100%. or Best Offer +$49.91 shipping. Larry Allen Pottery Wheel Thrown Vessel Bottle vase signed 2009. Opens in a new window or tab. Pre-Owned. $200.00.
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Each piece of stoneware from LA Pottery is hand-crafted solely by the artist, Larry Allen. His inspiration for his designs comes largely from African and Native American art. Larry makes each vessel from a special black stoneware clay through multiple glazings and firings.
Alabama Potter Larry Allen Carves Meaning into Every Piece Ceramic
Welcome to Larry Allen Pottery! Each piece of stoneware from Larry Allen Pottery is hand-crafted solely by Larry Allen. Larry is an accomplished artist whose works are increasingly sought after by collectors in the Southeast, and throughout the country. His vessels are inspired largely by Native American and African art, and are authentic, beautiful and functional.
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Larry Allen was born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama. He received a BA degree in Art from Berea College in Berea, Kentucky in May 1978. Larry has an art studio in Leeds, Alabama where he resides. In 2007 one of his vases was presented on behalf of the Alabama State Council of the Arts as a gift to Pulitzer Prize winner and author, Harper Lee.