The Cross-Currents Of Influence In The Backgrounds Of Twelve Chosen American And Japanese Potters: As Related To The Emergence Of A New Ceramic Presence In The Late Fifties

Author

• Carl G. Jensen

Publication Date

12-6-1971

Abstract

The central theme of this study is the American interpretation, adaptation, and selection of vitalizing influences found in Japanese folk art pottery and the role of these influences as seen in the energizing of an American attitude toward clay as a major creative material during the late fifties .

Language

English

Document Type

Dissertation

Degree Name

Arts

Level of Degree

Doctoral

Department Name

UNM Department of Art and Art History

First Committee Member (Chair)

Carl Erich Paak

Second Committee Member

Ralph Wayne Lewis

Third Committee Member

Mary Elizabeth Smith

Fourth Committee Member

Charles Maddox

Recommended Citation

Jensen, Carl G.. "The Cross-Currents Of Influence In The Backgrounds Of Twelve Chosen American And Japanese Potters: As Related To The Emergence Of A New Ceramic Presence In The Late Fifties." (1971). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/arth_etds/256