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Robyn Attuell, Bowl, Singleton Art Collection

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From Singleton Arts + Cultural Centre

  1. Nepean Birches by Bert MORIARTY, Image 1.

    Bert MORIARTY

    Nepean Birches, 1984

    Oil on canvas on board

    65 x 44.8 cm

  2. Southern European Landscape No.2 by Ken WHISSON, Image 1.

    Ken WHISSON

    Southern European Landscape No.2, 1982

    Oil on canvas

    89.6 x 119.5 cm

  3. Bondi Beach Pool by John EARLE, Image 1.

    John EARLE

    Bondi Beach Pool, 1982

    Oil on board

    136.5 x 197 cm

  4. Blossom Vase by David & Wendy CAMPBELL, Image 1.

    David & Wendy CAMPBELL

    Blossom Vase, c. 1977

    Stoneware, glazed

    31 x 31 cm

  5. Interior by Margaret Hannah OLLEY, Image 1.

    Margaret Hannah OLLEY

    Interior, 1976

    Oil on board

    82.4 x 100 cm

  6. Blossom Form by Lee KELLY, Image 1.

    Lee KELLY

    Blossom Form, c. 1976

    Stoneware, with oxides

    36.5 x 31.5 cm

  7. Boulder Country by Henry Hatton BECK, Image 1.

    Henry Hatton BECK

    Boulder Country, c. 1976

    Glazed stoneware

    35 x 30 cm

  8. Lidded Vessel by Janet MANSFIELD (OAM), Image 1.

    Janet MANSFIELD (OAM)

    Lidded Vessel, c. 1976

    Stoneware, salt glazed

    26.5 x 27 cm

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About the artist

Robyn ATTUELL

b. 1942

Robyn Attuell (born 1942) started pottery classes at Bathurst Technical College NSW in the late 1960s. While living in Currabubula NSW, she attended summer schools at East Sydney Tech (now the National Art School), participating in workshops with guests Peter Rushford (1945-2005) and Shiga Shigeo (1928-2011) who inspired experimentation for future work. It was around this time in 1976, that Robyn entered the Singleton Pottery Prize and won the local prize with the bowl now in the Singleton Civic Art Collection.

Moving to Woronora in southern Sydney, Robyn set up her successful studio workshop and enjoyed professional potting and liaising with other potters and artists for several years. With life changes Robyn moved to Paddington and transitioned back into teaching and then to a communications focused business as production director.

Singleton Arts & Cultural Centre, New South Wales, Australia - All images copyright the artist / the artists estate