Coffeepot

Coffeepot

Jack EarlWW-1969-115784
1969·Porcelain and glaze·H.: 26.7 cm (10 1/2 in.)

<p>The early work of Ohio ceramist Jack Earl drew inspiration from 18th- and 19-century European porcelains, and this coffeepot quotes historical ceramic wares in its material, form, and ornament. The whimsical addition of a girl and dog clutching the lid, however, brings an element of play to an otherwise conventional object. Earl’s title—<em>My girl is a nice girl she’s not too pretty, but she is real nice. We went swimming off by ourselves one time and she fell down and hurt her leg. I should have known then but it was too late and I guess she could have done better</em>—was a device frequently employed by the artist and references the people and scenes of rural Ohio.</p>

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Year
1969
Dimensions
H.: 26.7 cm (10 1/2 in.)
Artist
Jack Earl

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Artist
Jack Earl
Year
1969
Dimensions
H.: 26.7 cm (10 1/2 in.)
Watts ID
WW-1969-115784

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Status
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