Mountain Screen on Brass Stand
Gordon Orear is known for his systematic research and use of the single fire process that he used to produce a body of functional stoneware pieces. He is also known for his lifelong exploration of the cylinder as an element in sculpture that he began in 1950, typically these fireclay pieces were unglazed.
An interviewconductedby Linda Abramsky for the Archives of American Art onMarch 22, 1977 is available here.
https://www.aaa.si.edu/collections/interviews/oral-history-interview-gordon-orear-12079
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