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William Wyman marks

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11 marks
William Wyman mark

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Undated

Wyman 68

Source documents this example with the date 1968; this is not a mark-use range.

stoneware

Documented object: Blue and Black Bottle Date: 1968 Materials: Method: Slab-Built , Hand-Built Surface Technique: Glaze , Incised

William Wyman mark

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Undated

stoneware

Source documents this example with the date 1965; this is not a mark-use range.

stoneware

William Wyman mark

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Undated

Wyman 62

Source documents this example with the date 1962; this is not a mark-use range.

stoneware

Documented object: Before You Know There is Love Date: 1962 Form: Sculpture Materials: Method: Slab-Built , Hand-Built Surface Technique: Glaze , Incised

William Wyman mark

themarksproject.org

Undated

Wyman 68

Source documents this example with the date 1968; this is not a mark-use range.

stoneware

Documented object: White Slab Bottle Date: 1968 Method: Slab-Built Surface Technique: Glaze

William Wyman mark

themarksproject.org

Undated

Wyman

Source documents this example with the date ca 1964; this is not a mark-use range.

stoneware

Documented object: Stay Here Date: ca 1964 Form: Vessel Materials: Method: Slab-Built , Hand-Built Surface Technique: Incised , Polychrome

William Wyman mark

themarksproject.org

Undated

Wyman 77

Source documents this example with the date 1977; this is not a mark-use range.

earthenware

Documented object: Temple 7 Date: 1977 Form: Sculpture Materials: Method: Slab-Built , Hand-Built Dimensions: H. 19 x W. 29 x D. 9.5 inches Surface Technique: Glaze , Incised

William Wyman mark

themarksproject.org

Undated

Wyman

Source documents this example with the date 1965; this is not a mark-use range.

stoneware

Documented object: Rectangular Bottle Vase Date: 1965 Materials: Method: Slab-Built , Hand-Built Surface Technique: Glaze

About William Wyman

William Wyman is well known for a series of stoneware slab built vessels often covered with sgraffito cartoons, poems or other contemporary phrases. William Wyman began his career as a professional potter in 1953. He and fellow potter Michael Cohen established Herring Run Pottery in 1962, where Wyman created a wide range of both functional and non-functional work. In the 1960s Wyman dipped his smaller slab vessels in multiple glazes creating patterns of flowing colors.

In 1965 after time spent in Honduras he began to create undecorated, unglazed geometric driven structures inspired by Mayan ruins which he called “Temples”.