Pottery and Sculptures

Lois Dodd and Sharif Farrag — Adams and Ollman

<n>Brancusi's Studio</n>, a 2008 diorama by artist <n>Joe Fig</n> depicting sculptor <n>Constantin Brancusi</n>.

Sculptor <n>Henry Moore</n> in his Perry Green studio, c. 1968. Photo by <n>John Hedgecoe</n>.

A <n>Nazca</n> culture <n>double spout and bridge jar</n> representing a trophy head. From <n>G. H. S. Bushnell</n>'s book <n>Peru</n> (1956).

The <n>Rustic Romp Candelabra</n>, sold by <n>Anthropologie</n>.

Exploring the organic avant garde of Brooklyn-based art and design duo Adam Frezza and Terri Chiao...

The <n>Atelier Lorenzi</n> workshop by <n>Jacques Dirand</n> for <n>The World of Interiors</n>, May 2008.

Photo by <n>Oskar Proctor</n> of <n>Andrea Felice</n>'s atelier in Rome.

<n>Chimú-Inca</n> jar with an erotic scene, from Peru, 1200-1470 AD.

<n>The monster family</n> ceramic sculptures by <n>Hannah Simpson Studio</n>.

Ceramic sculptures by artist <n>María Luque</n> from her 2023 exhibition <n>Escalera</n> at <n>Delimbo</n> gallery.

An <n>Inca</n> pottery vessel and basalt bowl from the <n>Museum of Archaeology, Cuzco</n>.

Works by <n>Constantin Brancusi</n> in the reconstructed <n>Atelier Brancusi</n>. Photo by <n>Alberto Savinio</n>.

Sculptures by <n>Daniel Chester French</n> in his <n>Chesterwood Studio</n> in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.