The Design column in the April 23 Style section contained an incorrect telephone number for Hillwood Museum & Gardens. The correct number is 202-686-8500. (Published 4/27/2005) Eva Zeisel's ceramic ...

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Eva Zeisel, The Late Modern Master, On The Hazard Of Too Much Innovation Editors’ note: The following is an excerpt from the monograph Eva Zeisel On Design: The Magic Language Of Things (Overlook ...

Cooper Hewitt celebrates the remarkable life and legacy of design giant Eva Zeisel (American, b. Hungary 1906–2011) with a conversation between Margaret Gould Stewart, VP of Product Design at Facebook ...

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An article in the Feb. 6 Arts section implied incorrectly that Eva Zeisel was involved in a plot to assassinate Joseph Stalin. That was the unsubstantiated charge made to arrest and imprison her.

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WASHINGTON -- Eva Zeisel's ceramic designs are among the most sensual and vibrant of any manufactured in modern times. Voluptuous pitchers and vases are plump as ripe gourds. Platters end in shapely ...

Considered one of the premier industrial designers of the 20th century, 98-year-old Eva Zeisel still designs porcelain in her New York apartment.... Raising the Curve: Designer Eva Zeisel Swooping up ...

The ceramic designer Eva Zeisel made modernism feel right at home. Her stylish tableware had clean lines and surfaces but also voluptuous silhouettes that made it sensuous, warm and inviting. The ...