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Eva Johanssen

(the life and career of the great ceramic artist)

When Eva Johanssen was a child, all she wanted to do was draw and paint. Her father, Per, wanted Eva to follow in his footsteps and become an engineer. Eva tried to please her father and worked hard at school, but after she had failed her science exams, Eva's father finally allowed her to study art.

At art school, Eva discovered her lifelong passion: ceramics. She had never worked with clay before she started college. However, once she had made her first pots, she realized how much she loved ceramics. The rest, of course, is history. By the end of the 20th century. Eva had sold her works to every major museum of art.

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What did Eva like to do when she was a child?

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Eva Johanssen

(the life and career of the great ceramic artist)

When Eva Johanssen was a child, all she wanted to do was draw and paint. Her father, Per, wanted Eva to follow in his footsteps and become an engineer. Eva tried to please her father and worked hard at school, but after she had failed her science exams, Eva's father finally allowed her to study art.

At art school, Eva discovered her lifelong passion: ceramics. She had never worked with clay before she started college. However, once she had made her first pots, she realized how much she loved ceramics. The rest, of course, is history. By the end of the 20th century. Eva had sold her works to every major museum of art.

What had Per wanted his daughter to be?

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Eva Johanssen

(the life and career of the great ceramic artist)

When Eva Johanssen was a child, all she wanted to do was draw and paint. Her father, Per, wanted Eva to follow in his footsteps and become an engineer. Eva tried to please her father and worked hard at school, but after she had failed her science exams, Eva's father finally allowed her to study art.

At art school, Eva discovered her lifelong passion: ceramics. She had never worked with clay before she started college. However, once she had made her first pots, she realized how much she loved ceramics. The rest, of course, is history. By the end of the 20th century. Eva had sold her works to every major museum of art.

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How did Eva approach her school work?

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Eva Johanssen

(the life and career of the great ceramic artist)

When Eva Johanssen was a child, all she wanted to do was draw and paint. Her father, Per, wanted Eva to follow in his footsteps and become an engineer. Eva tried to please her father and worked hard at school, but after she had failed her science exams, Eva's father finally allowed her to study art.

At art school, Eva discovered her lifelong passion: ceramics. She had never worked with clay before she started college. However, once she had made her first pots, she realized how much she loved ceramics. The rest, of course, is history. By the end of the 20th century. Eva had sold her works to every major museum of art.

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What did Per do after Eva had failed her exams?

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Eva Johanssen

(the life and career of the great ceramic artist)

When Eva Johanssen was a child, all she wanted to do was draw and paint. Her father, Per, wanted Eva to follow in his footsteps and become an engineer. Eva tried to please her father and worked hard at school, but after she had failed her science exams, Eva's father finally allowed her to study art.

At art school, Eva discovered her lifelong passion: ceramics. She had never worked with clay before she started college. However, once she had made her first pots, she realized how much she loved ceramics. The rest, of course, is history. By the end of the 20th century. Eva had sold her works to every major museum of art.

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Where did Eva discover her passion for ceramics?

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Eva Johanssen

(the life and career of the great ceramic artist)

When Eva Johanssen was a child, all she wanted to do was draw and paint. Her father, Per, wanted Eva to follow in his footsteps and become an engineer. Eva tried to please her father and worked hard at school, but after she had failed her science exams, Eva's father finally allowed her to study art.

At art school, Eva discovered her lifelong passion: ceramics. She had never worked with clay before she started college. However, once she had made her first pots, she realized how much she loved ceramics. The rest, of course, is history. By the end of the 20th century. Eva had sold her works to every major museum of art.

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What hadn't Eva done before starting art school?

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Eva Johanssen

(the life and career of the great ceramic artist)

When Eva Johanssen was a child, all she wanted to do was draw and paint. Her father, Per, wanted Eva to follow in his footsteps and become an engineer. Eva tried to please her father and worked hard at school, but after she had failed her science exams, Eva's father finally allowed her to study art.

At art school, Eva discovered her lifelong passion: ceramics. She had never worked with clay before she started college. However, once she had made her first pots, she realized how much she loved ceramics. The rest, of course, is history. By the end of the 20th century. Eva had sold her works to every major museum of art.

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When did Eva realize that she loved ceramics?

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Eva Johanssen

(the life and career of the great ceramic artist)

When Eva Johanssen was a child, all she wanted to do was draw and paint. Her father, Per, wanted Eva to follow in his footsteps and become an engineer. Eva tried to please her father and worked hard at school, but after she had failed her science exams, Eva's father finally allowed her to study art.

At art school, Eva discovered her lifelong passion: ceramics. She had never worked with clay before she started college. However, once she had made her first pots, she realized how much she loved ceramics. The rest, of course, is history. By the end of the 20th century. Eva had sold her works to every major museum of art.

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What had happened by the late 1990's?

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