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Klytie Pate OAM (20
October 1912 – 10 June 2010) was an
Australian studio potter who
emerged as an
innovator in the use of
unusual glazes and the extensive...
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ceramic artist John P****more (1904–1984):
abstract expressionist painter Klytie Pate (1912–2010):
studio potter John Ford
Paterson (1851–1912): Scottish-born...
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producer (twin
brother of Jonas)
Kimberly Pate (a
disambiguation page)
Klytie Pate (1912–2010)
Australian potter, ceramicist, and
artist Lloyd Pate (born...
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unfortunately never published it. It was
published by her
niece Klytie Pate with
Richard Griffin in 1977. "Her
print work is
characterised by a...
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references to her from
other authors survive as well. Her name,
spelled both
Klytie and
Klytia (Κλυτίη, Κλυτία), is
derived from the
ancient Gr**** adjective...
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potting at the
Melbourne Technical College with John A.
Barnard Knight and
Klytie Pate.
Throughout 1945–1946, he
worked at
Cooper and Cooke's Pottery. In...
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alterations to the Wallers'
house and studios. In 1925 Christian's
niece Klytie Pate came to live with them, ****isted in the
studio and
became a significant...
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College of the Arts;
Lenton Parr
Library at the VCA
named in his
honour Klytie Pate, AO art
classes [MTC] potter; work held by the
National Gallery of...
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colleague who
shared her
interest in the
fanciful and
decorative was
potter Klytie Pate and the two
women held a well-received
joint exhibition at Kozminsky...
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Gipps Street studio 1936, from 2 December:
Freeman and
Roach enamelwork,
Klytie Schlater (Pate) hand-carved pottery, and
pottery by
Phillipa James. Margaret...
