Howard Pierce 6" Joshua Tree Studio Hand Signed Howling Coyote Matte Glaze Figurine Hot Air Balloon The Victoria & Albert Museum:

The Victoria & Albert Museum: Sally Levison perceived that knitwear was undergoing a radical transformation and caught the mood for coordinated and “mix and match” outfits

Condition: Excellent condition with no chips or cracks

The main tag reads: Created in Italy for Rosenthal Netter

so there's room for comfort

Howard Pierce 6" Joshua Tree Studio Hand Signed Howling Coyote Matte Glaze Figurine Hot Air Balloon The Victoria & Albert Museum:Howard Pierce was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1912. He attended the University of Illinois and the Chicago Art Institute. When Pierce relocated to Claremont, California he furthered his art education at Pomona College. Later, he was approached by important California ceramist, William Manker, and was offered employment at his studio which lasted three years before venturing out on his own in a studio in 1941 in La Verne, California then later set up