Robert Washington

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Potter and educator Robert Washington showed talent as an artist from an early age. He entered Goldsmiths' College in London, England, in 1930 to study painting, and then moved to the Royal College of Art. He later studied pottery and taught at Derby College of Art. After the second world war, he returned to teaching ceramics at Derby College of Art, but also maintained his own studio. He was later appointed Art Inspector for Essex.

Obituary, Potters, Washington, Robert Johnson

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New life of a salesman

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Teaching abroad offers opportunities to travel, according to Anthony Bynom, student affairs specialist in the English for Special Purposes unit at the United Arab Emirates University. He indicates that he gains satisfaction from assisting staff and students.

United Arab Emirates, Interview, College administrators, Bynom, Anthony

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W.A. Ismay

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Pottery collector and writer William Ismay was born in Wakefield, England, in 1910. He developed an interest in studio pottery in the 1950s, and eventually accumulated a collection of several thousand pieces.

Authors, Writers, Behavior, Collectors and collecting, Collectors (Persons), Ismay, William

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