Ceramic Fish with Teeth! 1940s serape travelled the country for a

travelled the country for a period as itinerant puppeteers

Surely there are a million things beyond pounding lead it might be employed to do--or just hang it on the wall

" along with a "T" and an "B" (listed separately) packed together in an envelope at an antique shop and just love them

while also looping up to become him

who graduated from Carnegie Mellon in 1971

Ceramic Fish with Teeth! 1940s serape travelled the country for aSuch a fabulous fish! I know nothing of its origins, but it's one of my favorite things. I found it at the estate sale of an artist and gallerist on Newbury Street in Boston, who dealt mostly in Haitian art but had a wonderful, eclectic collection of handmade objects from around the world. Those teeth! I love its roughness and the darkness of the clay body, decorated only with some blue glazing on the tail fin. Nice and heavy, with a terrific