Rowland Hill
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Rowland Hill
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By Rowland Hill (1919-2015)
1937-40 Wigan School of Art
post-1945- University of Liverpool
19??- Devon
Hill became a member of the Kenn Group and the Association of Devon Art Societies.
He was a Founder member of the Arts in Schools Association and, in addition to teaching art and pottery in schools, did some part-time teaching at Exeter College of Art.
1937-40 Wigan School of Art
post-1945- University of Liverpool
19??- Devon
Hill became a member of the Kenn Group and the Association of Devon Art Societies.
He was a Founder member of the Arts in Schools Association and, in addition to teaching art and pottery in schools, did some part-time teaching at Exeter College of Art.
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I thought you would know, Naomi, and it also explains why it was originally sold in Plymouth.
Over recent months I seem to have got more interested in studio ceramics with a mid-century look (mainly European) and this does appeal to me.
Over recent months I seem to have got more interested in studio ceramics with a mid-century look (mainly European) and this does appeal to me.
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I grew up in Plymouth. There were zero galleries there in the 1950's. The centre was literally a bomb site.
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philpot wrote:I grew up in Plymouth. There were zero galleries there in the 1950's. The centre was literally a bomb site.
I know that the date is correct as the person who bought it was there on his first lecturing job and the other piece that I recognised that he bought at the time was a very large earthenware vase by David Leach, which has developed a nasty long hairline crack over the years.
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