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SIGNED ON BOTTOM. EXCERPT: Carl Gray Witkop was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan October 18, 1947. His mother Mary Worcester Witkop was an amateur artist and potter who gave Carl his first experience with clay. Inspired by pre-Columbian Mayan pottery which Carl saw during summers spent in Guatemala, Carl began experimenting with Native American pottery techniques in 1967. He was influenced in his earliest work by potter Hal Reiger and by Pueblo potters Popovi Da and Blue Corn. Carl studied anthropology and archaeology at Colorado State University during which time he discovered a demand for his unique self-taught potting techniques. He soon became a full time artist. Carl joined the art community in Taos County, New Mexico where he lived for twenty-one years. In 1996 he moved his studio to its' current location in Fannin County, Texas where his unique style of handmade pottery continues to evolve. Galleries have given Carl many one-artist shows. He has participated in juried and invitational shows where he has received several awards.

Lot 70: Vintage CARL GRAY WITKOP Horsehair Pottery

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SIGNED ON BOTTOM. EXCERPT: Carl Gray Witkop was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan October 18, 1947. His mother Mary Worcester Witkop was an amateur artist and potter who gave Carl his first experience with clay. Inspired by pre-Columbian Mayan pottery which Carl saw during summers spent in Guatemala, Carl began experimenting with Native American pottery techniques in 1967. He was influenced in his earliest work by potter Hal Reiger and by Pueblo potters Popovi Da and Blue Corn. Carl studied anthropology and archaeology at Colorado State University during which time he discovered a demand for his unique self-taught potting techniques. He soon became a full time artist. Carl joined the art community in Taos County, New Mexico where he lived for twenty-one years. In 1996 he moved his studio to its' current location in Fannin County, Texas where his unique style of handmade pottery continues to evolve. Galleries have given Carl many one-artist shows. He has participated in juried and invitational shows where he has received several awards.

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