Harding Black Pottery Tile Woman Grinding Corn Aesthetic Movement It is in an old

It is in an old wooden frame making the overall measurements 11 1/2" square

The slim form makes it a good choice for those awkward spaces between windows and doors and the bright colors give a pop to a monochromatic decor

It is initialed by Hudler near the left edge and again on the back

Purchased from Germany years ago it is certainly in the style of if not by Max Laeuger

With only a factory glazed over clay flaw on the back edge it remains in excellent condition with no chips

Harding Black Pottery Tile Woman Grinding Corn Aesthetic Movement It is in an oldThis colorful art pottery tile was made by Harding Black (1912 2004). The front of the tile is carved and depicts a woman grinding corn on her metate in front of some large oil jars. Measures 5 3 4" square. Very good condition, with a flake on the edge of top right corner. Not viewable from the front. Unsigned. Harding Black is the Mueller Mosaic of San Jose Tile. Harding Black was born in San Antonio, Texas, in 1912. Black had no formal training, but