RALPH STUCKMAN
| My Backyard Ceramic Print on Wood Frame 5 1/2 x 17 1/2 $50 |
| Abstract Realism Ceramic Print on wood Frame 6 x 14 $50 |
| Fishing Scene Ceramic Print on Wood Frame 6 x 14 1/2 $45 |
| Human Boat Ceramic Print on wood Frame 11 x 14 $55 |
| Spatial View Ceramic Print on Wood Frame 7 1/2 x 27 1/2 $70 |
| Vegetative Mass Ceramic Print on Wood Frame 8 x 27 $75 |
| Sky to Fossil Ceramic Print on Wood Frame 9 1/2 x 27 $85 |
| Puzzled Owl Ceramic Print on Wood Frame 6 x 8 1/2 $45 |
| Farming Ceramic Print on Wood Frame 17 x 24 $180 |
| Rural Symbols Ceramic Print on Wood Frame 5 x 15 1/2 $50 |
Ralph Stuckman was born on a farm near Bucyrus,
Ohio. He has been highly influenced in the ceramic
arts due to these early experiences with nature.
Education is an important priority for Ralph. His
formal schooling concluded with an earned doctorate
in education from Ball State University. Ralph’s career
path included many years of teaching education
courses at Wright State University and Urbana
University in Ohio.
Ralph became fascinated with the ceramic arts in
the 1970s. His informal studies included major
institutions in Ohio, Vermont, Missouri, and North
Carolina. Zach Medler of Arts Place in Portland,
Indiana facilitated Ralph’s intensity with ceramic prints.
Stuckman especially enjoys creating works with
ceramic prints pertinent to a given theme. He marvels
as people are drawn into prolonged study of each
creation. Ralph frequently hears people comment
that they have never seen art as presented in his
creations.
Ralph and his wife, Jane, live in Celina, Ohio and
have a family that includes a son, daughter, and four
grandchildren.
Ohio. He has been highly influenced in the ceramic
arts due to these early experiences with nature.
Education is an important priority for Ralph. His
formal schooling concluded with an earned doctorate
in education from Ball State University. Ralph’s career
path included many years of teaching education
courses at Wright State University and Urbana
University in Ohio.
Ralph became fascinated with the ceramic arts in
the 1970s. His informal studies included major
institutions in Ohio, Vermont, Missouri, and North
Carolina. Zach Medler of Arts Place in Portland,
Indiana facilitated Ralph’s intensity with ceramic prints.
Stuckman especially enjoys creating works with
ceramic prints pertinent to a given theme. He marvels
as people are drawn into prolonged study of each
creation. Ralph frequently hears people comment
that they have never seen art as presented in his
creations.
Ralph and his wife, Jane, live in Celina, Ohio and
have a family that includes a son, daughter, and four
grandchildren.
| O.H.I.O. Ceramic Print on Wood Frame 27 x 40 $795 |