Luminous Aqua Studio Pottery Vase by Eleanor and Foster Beveridge, Nova Scotia bowls A symbol of transition and

A symbol of transition and transformation

625" tall

Hand-drawn in blue ink (a few small smears on the leaves of the branch on which the birds sit make it clear this is drawn rather than printed) on cardstock weight board

I had a new matte cut and then returned it to the same frame

I just love the inventiveness of this piece and find it a truly delight-inducing thing

Luminous Aqua Studio Pottery Vase by Eleanor and Foster Beveridge, Nova Scotia bowls A symbol of transition andI found this absolutely radiant vintage pottery vase by Eleanor (Sandy) and Foster Beveridge at the same estate sale where I found a pair of Lorenzen Lantz mushroom sculptures, which makes perfect sense, as all were important figures in the ceramics community of Nova Scotia during the second half of the 20th century. From what I've learned, Eleanor studied in Halifax and the Avoncroft Pottery, Worcester, England with Geoffrery Whiting, a disciple of