New York City Taxi Cab Sculpture
Scott Schleh is known for earthenware ceramic sculptures. Typical subject are cars, taxis, and other modes of transportation. Decorative techniques include underglaze bright, cartoonish colors.
While most of Schleh?s pieces were stand alone, there are also examples of diorama-like work, such as: Airport (1983) depicting a bustling airport; and Burger Heaven (1984), a scene of a hamburger drive-in.
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Schleh in other collections
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Pomona, California
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Last updated: April 22, 2026
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