Undated
earthenware
Source example dated Date: 1995; this is not a mark-use interval.
earthenware
Photographed object: Vase Date: 1995 Materials: Method: Hand-Built Surface Technique: Glaze
Pottery & porcelain
Robert Cooper Ron Cooper marks
16 marks.
- Products
- earthenware, stoneware
- Marks
- 16
Dated marks & timeline
16 marks
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earthenware
Source example dated Date: 1969; this is not a mark-use interval.
earthenware
Photographed object: "Triangle" Date: 1969 Form: Sculpture Materials: Method: Hand-Built Dimensions: 3.6 x 27.1 inches
Undated
R Cooper
Source example dated Date: 1995; this is not a mark-use interval.
earthenware
Photographed object: Vase Date: 1995 Materials: Method: Slab-Built Surface Technique: Glaze
Undated
earthenware
Source example dated Date: ca 1994; this is not a mark-use interval.
earthenware
Photographed object: Teapot Date: ca 1994 Materials: Surface Technique: Glaze , Luster
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25.6.86 R Cooper
Source example dated Date: 1986; this is not a mark-use interval.
stoneware
Photographed object: Lidded Vessel Date: 1986 Materials: Method: Slab-Built Surface Technique: Glaze
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96 RCooper
Source example dated Date: 1996; this is not a mark-use interval.
earthenware
Photographed object: Vase Date: 1996 Materials: Method: Thrown and Altered Surface Technique: Glaze
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earthenware
Source example dated Date: 1993; this is not a mark-use interval.
earthenware
Photographed object: Pitcher Date: 1993 Materials: Method: Hand-Built Surface Technique: Glaze
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earthenware
Source example dated Date: 1985; this is not a mark-use interval.
earthenware
Photographed object: Covered Jar Date: 1985 Materials: Method: Slab-Built Surface Technique: Glaze
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Robert Cooper 2 June 85
Source example dated Date: 1985; this is not a mark-use interval.
Photographed object: Lidded Vessel Date: 1985 Method: Slab-Built Surface Technique: Glaze
About Robert Cooper Ron Cooper
Ron Cooper, born in Stockton in 1941, studied fine art and ceramic sculpture at San Francisco State University with Charles “Bud” McKee and later worked with Nino Caruso in Rome. He taught art and ceramics in California. His hand-built stoneware and earthenware combine pottery and sculpture, sometimes using graphic or commercial motifs. His studios have been in San Francisco, Los Altos and Palo Alto.