Path Makers: Countries A to H


	A to H PATH MAKERS from Argentina to Greece


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	Potters, ceramic artists and tile makers who have made and donated a tile to The International Potters' Path to date:

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	Argentina • República Argentina • Argentinien 1701 Diana Analia Broemser, Buenos Aires 1702 Alejandra Jones, Menoza, Buenos Aires 1703 Ana Maria Divito, Irigoyen, Buenos Aires 1704 Cristina Furci, Ramos Mejía, Buenos Aires 1705 Marta Marchese, Buenos Aires 1706 Martha Abate, Buenos Aires 1764 Marta Baravaralle, Rafaela, Santa Fe 1788-9 Mirtha Cappellari, Arcilla de Rio Cuarto, Córdoba 1803 Maria Gabriela Lanza, Segunda Etapa, Salta 1815 Picasso Alejandro Adrian, Sarandi, Buenos Aires Australia 1st tile Jane Crick, Hughes the very first Path Maker! 2nd tile Sue James, Bendigo 18 Sandy Lockwood, Balmoral Village* 50 Maureen Kessey, 51 Joan Davy, 52-3 June Price Busselton, WA 435-6 Joan Barrass and Linda Davy, Hackett, ACT 786-7 Marjorie Robey, Florey ACT 788 Ruth Prendergast, Kaleen, ACT 789 Diana Lloyd, Campbell, ACT 1220 Garry Palecek, Watson, ACT 1252 Sara Hogwood, Macgregor, ACT 1545-8 Janet Regan, Inverell, NSW 1633-39 Maggie Bell, Carnegie, Victoria 1806-10 Damian Meehan & Rita Santucci, Malvern, Melbourne, Victoria Austria • Östereich 105-7 Stefan Germany, Mödling

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	From A to H Listing Counties yet to be represented Afghanistan 26; Albania 3; Algeria 31; Andorra 1; Angola 12; Antigua and Barbuda 1; Armenia 4; Azerbaijan 8; Bahamas 1; Bahrain 1; Bangladesh 125; Barbados 1; Belarus 10; Belize 1; Benin 6; Bhutan 1; Bolivia 8; Bosnia and Herzegovina 4; Botswana 1; Brunei 1; Bulgaria 8; Burkina Faso 12; Burundi 6; Cambodia 12; Cameroon 16; Cape Verde 1; Central African Republic 3; Chad 8; Chile 15; China 1,255; Colombia 39; Comoros 1; Congo 3; Costa Rica 3; Croatia 5; Cuba 11; Cyprus 1; Czech Republic 10; The Congo 50; Djibouti 1; Dominica 1; Dominican Republic 8; Ecuador 12; Egypt 66; El Salvador 6; Equatorial Guinea 1; Eritrea 4; Estonia 2; Ethiopia 60; Fiji 1; Gabon 2; Gambia 1; Georgia 5; Ghana 20; Grenada 1; Guatemala 12; Guinea 8; Guinea-Bissau 2; Guyana 1; Haiti 8; Honduras 6; Hungary 10 note: listing approximate number of tiles to represent each country proportionally ~ one tile per million ~ minimum of one usable tile is needed to represent every country

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	Belgium • Belgique • België 311-4 Jacqueline Prérot, Mohiville 717-21 Lou Smedts & Friends, Het Laastste Huis, Boom 1042 Cecilia Vernieuwe, Mortsel 1557-9 Marie-Anne Ver Eecke, Brugge Brazil • Brasil • Brasilien 399 Marcia Limani, Rio de Janeiro 1183 Claudia Eugenia Matarazzo, teacher and students: 1184 Juracy Margarida Matarazzo, 1185 Maerli Maria Pires, 1186 Vania Márcia Gonçalves, 1187 Sonia Monteiro, 1188 Beatriz Nogueira, 1189 Cleide Magalhães, 1190 Lucia Villar Royo and 1191 Mirta Muarrek 1310-3 Margarida Bressiani, São Paulo 1431-2 Eliana Penido Salles; 1433-4 Renato Wandeck; 1435-6 Violeta Monteiro; 1437 Martha Salla; Rio de Janeiro 1463 Marina Toscano, Rio de Janeiro 1518 Heloisa Reis (teacher) 1519 Gessica de Assis; 1520 Mariza Costa Diniz; 1521 Camila Andrade Ferreira; 1522 Andrea Renger; 1523 Maria Luisa Di Mônaco; 1524 Carlos Campos de Carvalho, Atelier Heloisa Reis, São Paulo 1528 Rosina Mazzillo, Vidigal, Rio de Janeiro 1534-6 Vanda Lucia Almaraz, Sao Conrada, Rio de Janeiro 1551-2 Gilda Rizzo, Rio de Janeiro 1560-1 Fania dos Santos, Campo Grande 1563 Angela Farias, 1564 Mauro Gomes, 1565 Izane Schul, 1566 Tatiana Lucas, Porto Alegre group 1608 Joan Pessoa 1609-12 Rosa Bruinjé, Pinhais, Paraná 1632 Rosa Cagliari, Rio de Janeiro 1698 Rosane Torres, Paraty, Rio de Janeiro 1700 Betty Alvarez, Campinas, São Paulo 1707-1708 Dila Luna, Salvador, Bahia 1715 Roseli Moreira, Blumenau 1716 Lucia Ramenzoni, São Paulo 1717 Claudia Amorim, São Paulo 1718 Flávio Paixão, São Paulo 1719 Louise Deroualle, São Paulo 1728-31 Antonio Zamagna, Rio de Janeiro 1732 Ivani Vaz Santiago, São Paulo 1733-6 Cristina Mecchi, São Paulo 1737 Jaqueline Antonia Affonso Rizzo, São Paulo 1738 Silvia Arndt, São Paulo 1739 Solange Mano and Students of the Atelier de Cerâmica Solange Mano: 1740 Rosa Garrett, 1741 Lidia Berardo, 1742 Orlanda Grijó, 1743 Miguel Mano, 1744 Gilmor Nogueira, 1745 André Chagas, 1746 Ddé Longhi, 1747 Maria Wilson Pereira, 1748 Mariana das Neves, 1749 Mariana Wilson Pereira, 1750 Eisa Figueiredo, 1751 Liliana Greve and 1752 Mylae Pereira, Rio de Janeiro 1804 Maria Regina Martello Maluf, Cabral, Curitiba, Paraná 1805 Marcel Dias Melo, Santa Felicidade, Curitiba

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	Canada 985-6 Françoise Melville, Port Edward, British Columbia 1116-36 The Clay Studio, St. John's, Newfoundland 1640-3 Jim Speers, Edmonton, Alberta 1644-5 Linda Lewis, St. Albert, Alberta 1821 Susan Robertson, Outlook, Saskatchewan 1822 Linda Leslie, Watrous, Saskatchewan 1823 Paula Cooley, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1824 Christine Schweiger, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Denmark • Danemark • Dänemark 141 Inge Poulsen, Nr. Bork, Hemmet 926-8 1529-32, 1838 Alisa Clausen, Aabenraa Finland • Suomi 1835-6 from Pirjo Heino and Irja Rantala, Hämeenlinna France • Frankreich 1192-3 Jorge Demelo, Rouen 1222 Céline Defay, Aubergenville 1537 Marine Delecroix, Louviers, Normandy 1533 Commissioned by: Anne-Marie and Serge Marlot, Criccieth Germany • Deutschland 3-4 Michael Kalz / Maria Kalz Wieding, Rosendahl-Holtwick 6-14, 80-97, Edda Nowak-Gerdes, Grafschaft 30 Kay Wendt, Schleswig 31 Anemone Hartman, Eckernförde 32 Ingrid Rügge, Wolfsburg 33-34 Axel Alt, Wolfsburg 98-99 Rita Schärfl, Wasserburg/Inn 114 Dagmar Boenigk, Olfen 200-3, 423-30 Angelika Wonneberg, Friedberg 419-22 Barbara Saatze, Puchheim 677-8 Birgitt Großhauser and Claudia Häuser, Ebersberg 785 Andrea Forchner, Potsdam 812 Uwe Rathlev, Langenhorn 887 Esther Corinth, Karlsruhe 909 Rainer Ullrich and Margret Winkelmann, Nordstrand 931-7 Günter and Niki Hermanns, Mitterskirchen 940-1 Sybille and Friederike Jurth, Berlin 1045-48 Reinhold Kleist, Katlenburg-Lindau, Wachenhausen 1562 Commissioned by Eckhard Kaiser, formerly of Uelzen 1699 Bernhard Busing, Delmenhorst 1754-5 Margret Unsöld, Weinstadt 1756 Doli Neisser, Weinstadt 1757-8 Monika Ehret, Waiblingen 1834 Karola Teschler, Velbert-Neviges, Germany Greece • Hellas note: your browser may not display the Greek text correctly 1765-66-67 IBAKH Therapeutic Communities, Thessalonika ERGASTHRI KERAMIKHS, QERAITEUIKH KOINITHTA

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