Warren Mackenzie

American · 1924–2018

Warren MacKenzie was an American craft potter and is often referred to as the "master" or "father" of the American ceramic art in the mingei tradition. He was also a strong… (Wikipedia)

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  1. Warren Mackenzie, Group of Nine White and Grey Vessels, glazed stoneware, three with impressed 'M' mark along body, one with impressed 'W' along bodyGroup of Nine White and Grey VesselsBonhams · $7,013≈ £5,791≈ €6,928Sign up to see
  2. Warren Mackenzie, Group of Three Large White Vessels, glazed stoneware, one with impressed 'M' along body, one with double stamp 'M' 'A'Group of Three Large White VesselsBonhams · $5,355≈ £4,422≈ €5,290Sign up to see
  3. Warren Mackenzie, Charger, 2010, glazed stonewareChargerRago Auctions · $3,328≈ £2,464≈ €2,846Sign up to see

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Warren MacKenzie was an American craft potter and is often referred to as the "master" or "father" of the American ceramic art in the mingei tradition. He was also a strong believer in utilitarian pottery and, despite being able to fetch higher prices in galleries, priced his pieces accessibly in his own self-service showroom so people would feel they could use his works.

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Born 1924Died 2018Wikidata Q7970371 ↗

Also known as MacKenzie Studios, Warren Mac Kenzie, Warren MacKenzie, Warren McKenzie

Artist record compiled from: National Gallery of Art open data (CC0), Art Institute of Chicago API (CC0). See data sources & attribution.

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