Eva Zeisel
"Self -Portrait"
c. 1920s
I'm not sure why I haven't done a post on Eva Zeisel yet.
I'm not much of a "dish queen",
but I feel a little guilty it took
her death to get her onto the "pages" of
MONDOBLOGO.
I also "lost"
(just for a few days luckily)
the monograph I had on her,
so not only is her tribute overdue,
but it is late!
So here we go,
better late than never....
Eva Zeisel
At the potters wheel.
1926
Eva Zeisel
Hungarian Hottie!
1931
Eva Zeisel
In her Budapest studio.
1926
Eva Zeisel
Sugar bowl for Kispester
c. 1926
Eva Zeisel
Covered jar and vase for Schramberg
c. 1929
Eva Zeisel
Modernist line for Schramberg
c. 1929
Eva Zeisel
Inkwell for Schramberg
c. 1929-30
Eva Zeisel
In her Berlin studio.
c. 1930
Eva Zeisel
"Museum" Coffeepot for Castleton
c. 1942-45
(This line was originally designed for the
Museum of Modern Art.)
Eva Zeisel
Installation at the Museum of Modern Art.
1946
Eva Zeisel
"Town and Country" Dinnerwear for Red Wing
c. 1946
This is my personal favorite line.
Eva Zeisel
"Town and Country" Salt and pepper shakers for Red Wing
c. 1946
Better known as the "Shmoo".
Eva Zeisel
This was her Riverside Drive studio on the Upper West Side.
New York
c. 1950
Eva Zeisel
""Cloverwear" Plastic serving dishes
1947
I have never found a piece of this.
If I did, I would keep it.
It is clear green plastic and amazing.
Eva Zeisel
"Riverside" Pitcher for Riverside
c. 1946-47
I have had this and the matching cups.
Eva Zeisel
"Hallcraft/Tomorrow's Classic" Cruet, sauce bowl and ladle
for Hall
c. 1952
Eva Zeisel
"Hallcraft/Century" Platters and bowl
for Hall
c. 1957
Eva Zeisel
Dinnerware for Mancioli
c. 1958
Eva Zeisel
Wall divider for Mancioli
1958
Eva Zeisel
Bowls for Kispester-Granit
1983
Eva Zeisel getting cozy with Mr. Hasenstab
at Western Stoneware.
c. 1952
Eva Zeisel
Selecting just the right clay in the Claypit.
Monmouth, Illinois
c. 1952
Eva Zeisel
Metal chair with fabric cover
Milan Triennale
1964
Eva Zeisel
Art imitates life... Eva with her daughter.
n.d.
Eva Zeisel
At work on a model for Kispester-Granit.
c. 1980s
All photos
from the excellent monograph and exhibition catalog
from 1984,
R.I.P. Eva....
yes, i only just bought a book on her the other day. always been meaning to but had never got around to it. her war stories are pretty heavy. and she's soo beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMy hero... not to mention she was Hungarian, too. We were also born on the same day, well, not the same year tho. R.I.P., Eva.
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Eva Zeisel talks
ReplyDelete...and Happy New Year Patrick!