Marilyn Sharp Signed 1989 Lidded Basket Andersen pottery with no cracks or splits

with no cracks or splits

with glazes --one a painterly brown and dark indigo

in what appears to be pencil on the back

watercolor and pencil on paper

and especially known for his vases

Marilyn Sharp Signed 1989 Lidded Basket Andersen pottery with no cracks or splitsI really love the form and texture of this contemporary basket, signed on the underside of the lid "M. Sharp" and dated 1989. With some digging, I've learned the M stands for Marilyn, and have found one other example of her work different in shape, but similar in method and material titled "Water Jug," which was featured in a nationally juried exhibition organized by the National Basketry Organization and presented at Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, New