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Arthur J. Pulos
(1917-1997)
Fayetteville, NY
silversmith, jeweler & industrial designer, professor at Syracuse University, author: "The American Design Ethic"(1983) and "The American Design Adventure"(1988) |
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Maria Regnier
(1901-1994)
Brentwood, MO
active from 1957
Hungarian emigre, active from c.1925, attended the Rhode Island School of Design. Silversmith and fine jeweler, worked in silver, gold and with precious stones. |
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Peter Reimes
(1900-1942)
New York, NY
German emigre (1928), silversmith, collaborated with designer Tommi Parzinger on handcrafted art deco holloware |
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Richard H. Reinhardt
(1921-1998)
Philadelphia, PA
jeweler & silversmith, studied with Virginia Wireman Curtin at the Pennsylvania Museum School of Art, director of the Jewelry and Silversmithing Department at the Philadelphia College of Art |
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merry renk
(1921-2012)
Chicago & San Francisco
active from c.1948 |
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Florence Resnikoff
(1920–2013)
Oakland, CA
jeweler & sculptor, director of the Jewelry / Metal Arts Program at the California College of the Arts, founding member Metal Arts Guild, SF |
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Rima
(Eva Hannchen Rosenberg, 1919-2001)
New York, NY
active from mid-1940s
sculptor & jeweler, favored lost wax casting in silver |
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Walter Rhodes
(1896–1968)
Tappan, NY
jeweler & silversmith, member: Artist-Craftsmen of New York, work illustrated in "Handwrought Jewelry" (Lois Franke, 1962) |
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Ruth Roach
(1913–1979)
Plainfield, IA
active from c.1950, jeweler & ceramic artist, studied with Harriet Larkin & Robert von Neumann, taught at the University of Northern Iowa |
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Herman Roth
Larchmont, New York
(1901-1968)
active 1940s/50s
silversmith & jeweler |
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Hudson Roysher
(1911-1993)
Los Angeles, CA
Active c.1935-1975, modernist silversmith, favored use of exotic woods with silver, specialized in ecclesiastic work after c.1960. |
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Edith Sachar
(1912-1981)
New York, NY
jeweler & sculptor, wife of artist Mark Rothko (divorced 1943), listed in NYC directories as having a jewelry shop c.1945-c.1950, member: Woodstock Guild of Craftsmen
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Rolph Scarlett
(1889-1984)
Woodstock, NY
Canadian born abstract painter & jeweler, trained in his family's jewelry business, in U.S. from 1918, returned to jewelry making c.1955, member: Woodstock Art Association
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