Vessel, from the Moth Series

Summary

Vessel, from the Moth Series is a ceramic art^[1].

Key Facts

• Vessel, from the Moth Series is the creator of Grace Nickel^[2].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series is in the country of Canada^[3].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's instance of is recorded as ceramic art^[4].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's instance of is recorded as vessel^[5].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series is made of earthenware^[6].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series is made of ceramic glaze^[7].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's collection is recorded as Winnipeg Art Gallery^[8].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series took place at Winnipeg^[9].
• 1989 marks the founding of Vessel, from the Moth Series^[10].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's main subject is Heterocera^[11].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's title is recorded as Vessel^[12].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's height is recorded as {'amount': '+20.3'}^[13].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's width is recorded as {'amount': '+49.0'}^[14].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's fabrication method is recorded as slip casting^[15].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's fabrication method is recorded as carving^[16].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's fabrication method is recorded as stamping^[17].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's fabrication method is recorded as underglazing^[18].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's fabrication method is recorded as glazing^[19].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's horizontal depth is recorded as {'amount': '+5.4'}^[20].
• Vessel, from the Moth Series's funder is recorded as Bernard James Naylor^[21].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Vessel, from the Moth Series is the creator of Grace Nickel^[2].

Subject and Themes

Vessel, from the Moth Series's main subject is Heterocera^[11].

Material and Period

Recorded made from material include earthenware^[6] and ceramic glaze^[7]. Vessel, from the Moth Series took place at Winnipeg^[9].