Maidens and Assassins – The Ceramic art of Robert Hodgins
In his essay “undiscovered at 82” (atkinson 2002) international art critic Kendal Geers described Robert Hodgins (1920–2010) as the greatest painter in South African history. Hodgins’ works on canvas and paper are well known but only recently have his nearly two decades of creative production in ceramics received recognition.
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