Doug Alexander b. 1945

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Doug Alexander operated the Red Barn Pottery, New Zealand, and established Springmount Pottery (Creswick, Victoria) and was the first resident potter at Cuppacumbalong Pottery, Tharwa ACT.
Tags: Springmount Pottery, Cuppacumbalong Pottery, Bendigo Pottery, Cuppacumbalong Craft Centre
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References [<ExternalResource: “Doug Alexander.” Australian Pottery at Bemboka. Accessed September 12, 2023. >, <ExternalResource: “Doug Alexander.” Australian Prints + Printmaking, n.d. Accessed September 12, 2023. >, <ExternalResource: “Doug Alexander.” Australian National University, n.d. Drill Hall Gallery. 2016. >, <ExternalResource: Cousins, Kerry-Anne. “Doug Alexander: A Survey Exhibition and Tribute at ANU Drill Hall Gallery.” The Canberra Times, October 19, 2016. >, <ExternalResource: "Judith", KNOWN POTTER #17: MALCOLM COOKE (incl. summary of Doug Alexander's career)>] [<ExternalResource: “Doug Alexander.” Australian Pottery at Bemboka. Accessed September 12, 2023. >, <ExternalResource: “Doug Alexander.” Australian Prints + Printmaking, n.d. Accessed September 12, 2023. >, <ExternalResource: “Doug Alexander.” Australian National University, n.d. Drill Hall Gallery. 2016. >, <ExternalResource: Cousins, Kerry-Anne. “Doug Alexander: A Survey Exhibition and Tribute at ANU Drill Hall Gallery.” The Canberra Times, October 19, 2016. >]