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Dictionary of American Ceramics, 1945 onward

Jules Supera

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Primary Work Experience: 1948
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1962

Production Potter, Downey, California

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Bibliography: Bastajian, Lee. “Machinist Turns Mud Into Beauty” Los Angeles Times, September 12, 1954.
CV or Resume: Jeffrey Kuratnick
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Citation: Jeffrey Kuratnick Jules Supera, "The Marks Project."
Last modified April 29, 2026. https://www.themarksproject.org/artists/jules-supera

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donald a clark
Double Wall
Drape Mold
Extruded
Hand Built
Hand-Built
Mixed Media
Mixed Methods
Molded
Mosaic
Nerikomi
Paddled
Pierced
Pinched
Press Mold
Raku fired
Slab Built
Slab molded
Slab-Built
Slip Cast
Slip-Cast
Thrown
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Form

Glazes

Luster Glaze
Ash Glaze
Celadon
Clear Glaze
Cobalt Glaze
Crackle Glaze
Crater Glaze
Crystalline Glaze
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Glaze
Imperial Yellow
Luster Glaze
Matt Glaze
No Decoration
no glaze
Oribe Green Glaze
Overglaze
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Salt Firing
Salt Glaze
Shino Glaze
Soda Fire
Temmoku Glaze
Tin Glaze
Underglaze
Unglazed
Volcanic Glaze

Kiln Types/Firing Techniques

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Electric Kiln
Gas Kiln
Oil Kiln
Oxidation Fired
Oxidation Firing
Pit Fired
Raku Fired (Horse Hair Raku Fired)
Reduction Fired
Saggar Fired
Salt Firing
Soda Firing
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