Osborne, Mary
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Maker Name
Osborne, Mary
Studio name
Osborne Studio
Marks
Biography
Mary Osborne studied with Rex Mason and Carleton Ball at the UBC Ceramic Hut in the mid 50s. She and her husband Leonard established their first home-studio in West Vancouver.
In 1959, she ran Creative Hands, a cooperative shop located at 1483 Clyde in West Vancouver where she sold her pottery along with work by Leonard Osborne, Stan and Jean Clarke, Dorothy Dodman, and other local craft artists.
The Osbornes moved to Saanich (near Victoria) in 1960, establishing their studio where they also taught.
In 1959, she ran Creative Hands, a cooperative shop located at 1483 Clyde in West Vancouver where she sold her pottery along with work by Leonard Osborne, Stan and Jean Clarke, Dorothy Dodman, and other local craft artists.
The Osbornes moved to Saanich (near Victoria) in 1960, establishing their studio where they also taught.
First name
Mary
Last name
Osborne
Career dates (start and end)
1955
Date of Birth
1907
Date of Death
1994
Place of Birth
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Place of Death
Studio location
Formal Education
Major Exhibitions
BC Potters' Annual (aka 1st Annual BC Crafts) VAG 1957
Centennial Crafts Caravan (touring), 1958
Canadian Ceramics, 1955, 1957, 1959, Toronto and Montreal
Canadian Fine Crafts 1966/67, National Gallery of Canada (with Leonard Osborne)
Links to Further Resources
Source
Allan Collier
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