Ryan J. Greenheck Covered Jar Porcelain Pennsylvania Studio Pottery 7" x 6.25"

Ryan J. Greenheck Covered Jar Porcelain Pennsylvania Studio Pottery 7

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Location: Helena, Montana
Ships to: US,
Item: 364905349619

Restocking Fee:No
Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer
All returns accepted:Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within:30 Days
Refund will be given as:Money Back
Studio:Studio
Type:Jar
Original/Licensed Reproduction:Original
Item Height:7″
Item Diameter:6.5 inches
Material:Porcelain
Production Style:Art Pottery
Item Length:6.25″
Production Technique:Pottery
Finish:Glossy
Item Width:6.25″
Handmade:Yes

This Ryan J. Greenheck porcelain covered jar is absolutely beautiful with its finely crafted composition, considered form, and perfectly fitting lid. Greenheck no longer makes this body of work with these glaze combinations, so this is a great opportunity to own an historical piece of his. My guess is that it is from the early to mid 2010s. It would make a great addition to any ceramic collection. In the sunlight, the glazes shimmer and pop; a sight to behold. Details IncludeSigned with Greenheck’s signature stamped letters: RJGCondition: Excellent. Mint. No chips, no cracks. The base of the foot has a tiny wobble that could be easily remedied with a bit of museum wax or felt. Lid: fits excellent.Material: high fire porcelain.Dimensions: 7″ x 6.25″.Weight: perfectly proportioned, not heavy.Colors: amber, olive green celadon.Safely packaged and shipped from Helena, MT. Local pick-up available.Follow along at River and Blue Curated both on instagram and ebay to stay up to date on Found Art and Vintage Decor.To learn more about Greenheck or purchase his contemporary work, please visit his website or follow him on Instagram at ryanjgreenheck.Excerpt from Greenheck’s website, which can easily be found with a quick google search: Ryan J. Greenheck received his Master of Fine Arts degree from SUNY College of Ceramics at Alfred University in 2004. He also received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree as well as a Bachelor of Science degree from The University of Wisconsin-Stout in 2002. He has participated in numerous national juried exhibitions and invitational shows since 2000. His work is represented in many galleries, collections and homes throughout the world. Over the past 12 years, he has been a professor at several academic institutions including The University of Pennsylvania and Temple’s Tyler School of Art. Ryan is currently involved with a number of projects, which currently fall under his business title, Greenheck Ceramics. He is an advocate for the field of Studio Art Pottery worldwide and is a full time practicing studio potter based in Spring City, PA. Artist StatementThroughout my life I have been concentrating on being ever present in the moment, my surroundings, and the world around me. Most of my life has been spent in rural and semi-isolated settings, but now my time in an urban and worldly setting has found its place in my work. My latest vessels have shifted toward monochromatic color schemes as a more minimal approach presented by my current urban environment. Currently I am focusing on striking forms with understated surface decoration emphasize the infrastructure that has always been an essential component in my pottery. Over the past decade I have been building a body of work that embodied the history of pottery within the field of ceramics. Recently I have decided to focus my attention on ideologies in modern design, expressionistic and abstract painting, minimalist sculpture and architecture. I am continually questioning my perception on decoration. And the resonance of history will always be an inherent part of my creative process. In my two decades of throwing, I have built a substantial vocabulary of pottery shape and language. It has been essential to me that this foundation remains the strength in my work. Currently I am drawn to arranging garnitures from a body of work, and am intrigued by how they read as a pottery landscape. A dialog is translated from each form within the grouping. This is my reward that is created through producing a substantial amount of work and this dialog between objects keeps informing the next cycle of making. Only that moment in time will truly unearth what the next body of work has in store.- Ryan J. Greenheck

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