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The ceramics of Rick Dillingham (1952-1994) never ceased to surprise and amaze his dedicated collector admirers.  As soon as one was satisfied that he or she knew what to expect from Dillingham, he produced another unique pottery form.  Dillingham was known for his globular jars which he then broke and then reassembled as a conservator would do to prehistoric pottery shards. Then, around 1989-1990, he produced "gas cans."  His gas cans were architectural masterpieces based on, what else, architecture.

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