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The "Sombrero" was designed in 1949 by Jack Morris when he we a student at The California School of Art. La Gardo Tackett was the instructor. This was pre-Architectural Pottery. Paolo Soleri Sculpture Hal Rieger Pamela Weir-Quiton Now I have a pair of Georgie Dolls Jens Quistgaard Eames ESU 200

Pamela Weir-Quiton / Studio

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This past weekend I was able to visit Pamela Weir-Quiton's studio.  Here she is laughing it up with Joel Chen , who will be showing a number of her pieces at his gallery. Born in Indiana to a military family, Pamela attended high school in Alaska and Reno. Since 1964 she has lived and works in Los Angeles. She was interested in fashion design, which is a thread that runs throughout her career, be it with her dolls, numerous commissions in shopping centers and even her marriage to fashion illustrator Gregory Weir-Quiton.    While a sophomore at Valley State College (now California State University, Northridge), Pamela won a 1965 guest editorship position with Mademoiselle magazine in New York City. In addition to doing editorial work, she did some modeling (on the right). Source: Mademoiselle, 1965 She also met Andy Warhol and is seen here on the left waiting for a signed napkin. It doesn't get anymore New York than this.  Source: Mademoiselle, 1965 I love the mentio...

Weekend / Stuff

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  The California section: Pamelagirl by Pamela Weir-Quiton, Stan Hawk and Earthgender The others: Don Shoemaker, Jane and Gordon Martz and Hans Boling