third quarters olthe nineteenth century, theindividual potter lell awaywith the rest of our craftsmen.And it was onlj the toniceffect of the Centennial Exhi-bition that rc\ ived pottei 5making and brought it up tothe present high achievementit lias reached toda\ . 1*0 onewoman, Maria… … v\ 1 \ M »< .in !>>; s I V 1 I M l\ I K mceRnAcionAL Niloak, Paul Revere, Dedham, Marblehead, Over-beck and Moravian plants. It is intended in thefuture to add a still greater variety of work oAmerican potteries to the travelling exhibition. The term pottery in its broadest sense in-cludes…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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