Doris Hall (OH/MA 1907-2000) A fine, large, modern design enamel bowl / dish. The work is signed- mark is obscured by felt to bottom. We guaranty the work to be by Doris Hall. Measures: D: 11 3/4'' X H: 6'' Bio courtesy of Enamelarts.org: Born in Lakewood, Ohio in 1907, Doris Hall studied painting in Provincetown, Massachusetts with the noted American artist Charles Hawthorne (1872 – 1930). She later returned to Ohio where she graduated from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 1928. Hall subsequently studied printmaking with Kalman Kubinyi, founder of the Cleveland Print Makers Club, whom she married in 1933. Doris Hall first began to experiment with enameling in 1941, firing the enamels in a kiln her husband had built in their home. Fundamentally a colorist, Hall was attracted to the medium’s richly varied palette and its

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