Daniel Zuloaga Olalla was born in Madrid in 1922 and died in Segovia in 2000.
Daniel Zuloaga Olalla, Fernando Arranz y Juan Zuloaga Estringana
The grandson of Daniel Zuloaga Boneta, he was to be the third generation of potters. He learned the
techniques of pottery and ceramics from his father and at the School of Ceramics in Madrid.
In 1951, he traveled with his father to Argentina where he
taught at, and later directed, the School of Ceramics of Mar del Plata. His time in Argentina was rich in works of ceramics, sculptures and paintings which
were exhibited at many expositions, winning awards and medals.
Danielle Khoyan and Daniel Zuloaga Olalla in “Les Metiers D´Arts”, Paris, 1975
Back in Segovia (Spain), in 1967, he opened his own school. He maintained the quality, technical and artistic tradition
of his family, adding some of his ideas into design, more in line with their
time. His skills and love for ceramics were passed on to his son Juan Daniel.
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