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into Russian."
Zeisel, who recently traveled to
Budapest with her daughter's family
for a showing of the film, has been
creating designs for Nambe Mills
and KleinReid.
When the Zeisel film is shown at
Cranbrook, two friends from this
area's Jewish community will be in
the audience. Iris and Stanford
Ovshinsky, founders of ECD
Ovonics in Rochester Hills, collected
her pieces before they came to know
her.
"We have one of her oval plates
with a simple abstract design manu-
factured by Hallcraft," says Iris

Ovshinsky, who has visited Zeisel's
studio with her husband and agrees
with him that the artistry is remark-
able. "Since we got to know her
through friends in Chicago, she has
given us a pedestal dish that's black
on the outside and red on the inside.
We're absolutely delighted with it."
Zeisel, currently working on
designs for desktop pens as one of
her projects, says she likes the film
and the way it shows her approach.
"I think I get my inner strength
from the strong women in my fami-
ly," she says. "My grandmother was a
journalist, and my mother had a
doctoral degree." ❑

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Eva Zeisels elegant, expressive modern ceramics
enlivened 20th-century design.

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Flash fried in Japanese bread crumbs with lemon butter sauce. $13.95

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"Unity" vase: Sensuous,
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Throwing Curves - Eva Zeisel will be shown 7 p.m. Friday, May 28, in the
Cranbrook Art Museum in Bloomfield Hills. The film can be seen at no
additional cost to museum admission, which is $6 for the general public and
$4 for students and seniors. (248) 645- 3314.

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