Jim Schaeffing Oil Painting, Titled, "Mail Pouch", #C 1726 ca 1990 Fired pots are sometimes left

Fired pots are sometimes left plain and other times decorated—most frequently with paint and occasionally with applique

“They must look real

The combination of better clays and higher firing temperatures led to the creation of earthenware (‰ÛÏIron terra cotta‰۝)

and along with Roger is now in the process of moving to Florida

[3] This great expansion is believed to have occurred during the late period of Chim̼u civilization

Jim Schaeffing Oil Painting, Titled, "Mail Pouch", #C 1726 ca 1990 Fired pots are sometimes leftJim Schaeffing Oil Painting, Titled, "Mail Pouch", #C 1726Description: Jim Schaeffing Oil Painting, Titled, "Mail Pouch", #C 1726Dimensions: 24 x 36"Condition: Very good for its ageProvenance: The Estate of James SchaeffingBackground on Artist Jim Schaeffing: Jim Schaeffing received his formal art education at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and later enrolled into the Jepson Art Institute where he studied for 3 years under the tutelage of the late