Tim Morris (1941-1990), Large Studio Pottery vase with abstract Japanese blossom motifs, circa 1970s, Glazed stoneware, Inscribed signature to underside, 31cm high. Footnote: Born in Windsor, England, studied at Lancing College, then at Brighton...

Tim Morris (1941-1990), Large Studio Pottery vase with abstract Japanese blossom motifs, circa 1970s, Glazed stoneware, Inscribed signature to underside, 31cm high. Footnote: Born in Windsor, England, studied at Lancing College, then at Brighton Art School and The St. Martin’s School of Art, London with fellow students David Hockney and Elizabeth Fritsch. Later Bill Newland suggested he study ceramics, which he did at Central School of Art under Ruth Duckworth, Kenneth Clark, Gordon Baldwin others. Morris was very strongly influenced by Dan Arbied, Hans Coper, Lucie Rie, John Colbeck and Ruth Duckworth. He eventually settled in South Africa and became a founder member of the Association of Potters of Southern Africa (APSA), now known as Ceramics Southern Africa.
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