Brown-glazed stoneware dish with a wildgrass motif
Hyme Rabinowitz
About this Item
South African 1920-2009
Brown-glazed stoneware dish with a wildgrass motif
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8cm high, 43cm diameter
Notes
Hyme Rabinowitz's ethos was to produce ware that was functional without sacrificing good form.
Ann Marais, writer and ceramicist wrote in her article 'A Passion for Pots' (2000), 'There is no artifice, no "cleverness" in his strong, simple forms. Form, surface and decoration are integrated in harmonious balance. There are no trivial appendages to distract the eye or block the hand in holding. All elements serve the goal of "usefulness"'.
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