| Described in a 1967 issue of Ceramics Monthly as the ‘Dean of American Enamelists,’ Kenneth Bates was a highly versatile artist, a prolific writer, a skilled teacher, and an indomitable champion of enameling. Bates was born in North Scituate, Massachusetts in 1904. From 1922 to 1926 he studied painting at the Massachusetts School of Art where he was awarded his bachelor of science degree in 1926. In 1924 he enrolled in his first class in enameling with Laurin Hoven Martin, one (showing 500 of 2333 characters). |
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