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Maggie Howe Mid Century Enamel Cow Dish - Red Enameled Copper Dish

Maggie Howe Mid Century Enamel Cow Dish - Red Enameled Copper Dish

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Maggie Howe Mid Century Enamel Cow Dish - Red Enameled Copper Dish

American born artist Maggie Howe was the first person that introduced enameling into Mexico She worked with Miguel Angel Pineda 1958 to 1960. He is a Mexican artist who has worked, fostered and cultivated enameling in his country.

There is no reference to whether or not Maggie actually introduced enameling to Mexico (tho I am skeptical). Very little is written on Ms. Howe and I have seen very few pieces by her.

There is no doubt however that she did work or collaborate with Miguel Pineda - her pieces including her very signature screams Miguel Pineda as do her pieces.

 

We have have this fab metallic red dish with jade green to base. 
A wonderful black cow in a modernist design. 

Enamel on copper

Maggie Howe signed at the base in gold and marked Mexico.

18 x 9.5 cm 

Colours : Metallic Red / Black cow / Jade Base - Gold Signature

Condition: used but very good