Eva Zeisel

Potter and designer, Modernist ceramics

Eva Zeisel - Artists & Creatives born November 13th, 1906
Born
Died

2011
15 years ago — 105 years old

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Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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Born in Hungary, a significant potter and designer, known for contributions to ceramic art and design. Early career began in Europe, later moved to the United States due to political circumstances. Worked with various materials, emphasizing form and function, and gained recognition for unique and playful designs. Collaborated with renowned brands and institutions, establishing a significant presence in the American craft movement. Developed numerous iconic ceramic collections that are celebrated for their aesthetic appeal and innovation.

Created the 'Town and Country' dinnerware for Hall China Company

Designed tableware for the Museum of Modern Art

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