Wednesday, June 11, 2025

Nederlandse Keramiek 1975/1985

I read somewhere that Marlies was included in this standard work on Dutch ceramists active between 1975 and 1985:


So I hunted down a second-hand copy of the book. Unfortunately, it contains no pictures of Marlies' work nor a discussion of it.

The author simply assigns Marlies to the department: Other noteworthy ceramic artists currently working in the field of pots/pot plastics: seniors:

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