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Philadelphia artist William Daley is
regarded as one of the most distinguished contemporary ceramic artists of our
day. He is recognized as a significant figure in the history of American
ceramics and his work is represented in prominent collections throughout the
world. For over 50 years, Daley's singular focus has been the vessel, what he
has referred to as "a fixed form that can take all of your spirit and
imagination."
Daley's hand-built vessels are characterized by their
large-scale, monochromatic earth-tones, unglazed surfaces, and geometric form.
They are deceptively simple until complex dualities emerge between inside and
outside, concave and convex, positive and negative, form and symbol.
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Collection of Helen and Jack Bershad,
Philadelphia |