Marvin Bartel, Missouri Craftsmen 1967
This exhibition of crafts is composed of works by craftsmen members of the Missouri Craftsmen’s Council. It has been assembled to serve as an integral part of the state-wide program of the Missouri State Council on the Arts to aid in the development and enlargement of Missouri’s visual arts.
It is hoped that the opportunity provided here will result in a wider awareness of the craftsman’s aims toward high quality and thereby create a favorable climate for the growth of fine craft production, use, and appreciation throughout the state.
Exhibitors
Stoneware “Owl Bottle” ………………………………..$20.00
Stoneware Sculpture Pot “Spring”………….$70.00
Sterling Silver Bowl and Spoon …………….Sold*
*Purchase Prize: purchased for Vera I. Mott Collection
The Vera I. Mott Collection of Missouri Crafts was begun in 1965 to establish a permanent memorial to the late Vera I. Mott. The collection is intended for educational purposes in developing an awareness and an appreciation of crafts of high quality in Missouri. Five pieces were purchased from the Missouri Craftsmen 1967 Show to add to the collection.
Marvin Bartel received his A.B. from Bethel College and a M.A. from Kansas University. He has also studied at Washburn University and Wichita State University. He has exhibited in several state and national exhibitions including the Museum of Contemporary Crafts in New York and the Ceramic National in Syracuse. He is a member of Missouri Craftsmen’s Council, American Craftsmen’s Council, American Ceramic Society, Columbia Art League, and the National Education Association.
