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Skyholder 5 Table 2006 - Marvin Bartel

This stoneware table is 16 inches high, 42 inches in diameter, has a glass top, walnut knees and hands, and casters to allow it move easily. In 2006, it was part of the 28th Juried Regional Exhibit, Midwest Museum of American Art, Elkhart, Indiana. Contact me if you would like to purchase it. It is photographed on a locally grown hickory floor in our dining room. The flowers are in vases that contain water.

Ceramic Monthly Sept 2004:
"MARVIN BARTEL: Teacher, Artist, Innovator" by Chad Martin, pp 52 - 57

Read how ideas are developed. See the sink and mirror that was previously posted on this page. It has been sold, but you can order similar items.

South Face of Bartel Studio
Designed and constructed from locally milled lumber
by Marvin Bartel in 1980. Double south facing glass had
a previous use as patio doors.
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Four Bedroom Bartel Family Residence
Vertical siding is locally grown Indiana poplar.
Designed by Marvin Bartel, constructed in 1972
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Tea House
Designed and Constructed by Marvin Bartel, 2006
The materials were milled from oak trees that were harvested
from the ground it occupies
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Marvin Bartel
Goshen, Indiana, USA

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COMING EVENTS

April 9, 2009, 4:30 to 6 pm

NCECA, Phoenix, Arizona
Bartel will lead a topical discussion group on the topic of: "Firing with flue heated combustion air." Bartel has designed, constructed, and fired all his stuff (since 1975) in energy efficient gas kilns that preheat combustion air up 2000 degrees F by harvesting waste heat from flue gases. Also see: Ceramics Monthly article update by Marvin Bartel

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