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  1. Doll by Charla Khanna, Image 2.

    Charla Khanna

    Doll, 1983

    Casein, varnish, papier mache, yak and horse hair, cotton, silk, beads

    26.5 x 12.5 x 3 in

  2. Box with Hinged Lid by Kathleen Keenan, Image 2.

    Kathleen Keenan

    Box with Hinged Lid, 1982

    Raku fired ceramic, cotton string, pencil, textile paint

    3 x 3 x 3 in

  3. Pink Teapot with Lid by Gail Kendall, Image 2.

    Gail Kendall

    Pink Teapot with Lid, 1980

    White earthenware, overglaze, antique finish

    8.25 x 5 in

  4. Toy Car by Lobsang Khendup, Image 2.

    Lobsang Khendup

    Toy Car, 1978

    Maple, walnut

    1 x 1.75 x 7 in

  5. Portrait Dime Bank by L. Brent Kington, Image 3.

    L. Brent Kington

    Portrait Dime Bank, 1978

    Enameled steel

    5.5 x 5.25 x 4.625 in

  6. Wall Pot by Nancy Jurs, Image 2.

    Nancy Jurs

    Wall Pot, 1976

    Raku fired ceramic

    14 x 18 x 6 in

  7. Bull by Marie Kelly, Image 2.

    Marie Kelly

    Bull, 1971

    Recycled fabric, wood

    60 x 18 x 18 in

  8. Hollow Dream by Howard Kottler, Image 3.

    Howard Kottler

    Hollow Dream, 1969

    Mass-produced porcelain plate with commercial decal collage

    1 x 10.25 x 10.25 in

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About the artist

Bruce Kornbluth

Bruce Kornbluth was born in NYC in 1947 and has spent part of every year at Monhegan since 1957. Following his graduation from the University of New Hampshire with a degree in English literature, he founded Clay City Pottery and was a studio potter for over thirty years. This included 10 years founding and running a large handmade pottery factory in the Dominican Republic. Currently he lives six months of the year on Monhegan Island and spends the rest of the year in Portland, Maine and traveling.