Michael Trumic bottle
A bottle made by Michael Trumic of the South Island, New Zealand. Marked with an M inscribed on the base.
posted by dwing at
9:46 am
Saturday, December 03, 2011
A bottle made by Michael Trumic of the South Island, New Zealand. Marked with an M inscribed on the base.About Me
- Name: dwing
- Location: Avondale, Auckland, New Zealand
I'm working on a new project, continuing several old projects
Previous Posts
- Karatsu Ware
- Seto Horse Eye dish
- Colonial salt glaze
- Lead Testing
- Inlayed medieval tile, lead glazed circa 2011
- Ambrico
- New additions to my South East Asian ceramics
- Colonial Saltglazing
- The Chip
- Hot Water Lake
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Michael & Victoria Trumic lived next door in 1960. I used to sit & chat with Michael when he was working. I liked his rejects that lay around in the garden best. Barry emailed a couple of days ago that Michael has expired.
Hi, yes I have heard the sad news, Michael emailed me not that long ago about another topic to do with pots, but I was still working on an answer when I heard the news.
some of my work
http://www.artslant.com/global/artists/show/73427-lindsay-smith
excerpt about a documentary that Victoria Trumic was interviewed.
"Crisis in the Soviet Union. Profile of Mikhail Gorbachev; profile of the junta, role of the military; the day's events in Moscow; signs of resistance; reaction of NZ-Soviets. Fiona Clark (ABC Moscow Correspondent); Malcolm Haslett (BBC Soviet Specialist); Victoria Trumic (Russian Emigre); Alexander Ivashkin (Music Lecturer.)
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