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Antonio Prieto

Spanish, (1912–1967)


Prieto immigrated to the United States as a child in 1916. He enrolled in a fine arts school in San Francisco before serving in the Army during World War Two. When the war ended, he was accepted by Alfred University (known for their ceramics program) in Alfred, New York, though he had no formal training in ceramics. After two years at Alfred, Prieto accepted a position at California College of Arts and Crafts (now CCA), replacing Marguerite Wildenhain. In 1950, he followed Carlton Ball as head of the ceramics program at Mills College in Oakland. Prieto successfully linked the formal traditions of Alfred with the explosion of self-expression in clay that followed World War Two, teaching at Mills until his death in 1967.



Artist Objects

Bottle 1984.521

Bowl 1984.34

Bowl 1984.837

Bowl 1984.981

Bowl 1984.1417

Pitcher 1984.64

Pitcher 1984.545

Pitcher 1984.1419

Plate 1984.561

Plate 1984.994

Plate 1984.995

Plate 1984.996


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