Pottery & porcelain
Elizabeth Woodman Betty Woodman marks
17 marks.
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- earthenware
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Dated marks & timeline
17 marks
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WOODMAN
Illustrated object dated 1986; this does not establish the mark’s full use period.
earthenware
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WOODMAN
Illustrated example dated 1978; this does not establish the mark’s full use period.
earthenware
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WOODMAN
Illustrated object dated 1978; this does not establish the mark’s full use period.
earthenware
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WOODMAN
Illustrated example dated 1978; this does not establish the mark’s full use period.
earthenware
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WOODMAN
Illustrated object dated 1978; this does not establish the mark’s full use period.
earthenware
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WOODMAN
Illustrated object dated ca 1980; this does not establish the mark’s full use period.
stoneware
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WOODMAN
Illustrated example dated 1986; this does not establish the mark’s full use period.
earthenware
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WOODMAN
Illustrated example dated 1978; this does not establish the mark’s full use period.
earthenware
Undated
WOODMAN
Illustrated object dated 1978; this does not establish the mark’s full use period.
white earthenware
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Illustrated object dated 1986; this does not establish the mark’s full use period.
earthenware
Undated
WOODMAN
Illustrated example dated ca 1980; this does not establish the mark’s full use period.
earthenware
About Elizabeth Woodman Betty Woodman
Betty Woodman (1930–2018) began as a production potter in the 1950s before developing colourful sculptural vessels and installations. Her white earthenware vases and domestic forms were repeatedly deconstructed and recombined, often alongside paintings. She also made prints with Bud Shark from 1985 and taught at the University of Colorado, Boulder.