Ceramics + Pottery
MAIOLICA BEFORE RAPHAEL
Written by Wilson, Timothy
Maiolica before the age of Raphael examines the origin of Italian maiolica and its evolution from c. 1350 up until 1500, a period which engendered some of the most rapid and exciting innovations in all ceramic art, before maiolica's better known heyday in the High Renaissance.
CERAMICS: THE INDISPENSABLE GUIDE
Written by Quinn, Anthony
A comprehensive and ambitious workshop reference for amateur, student and professional ceramicists.
VITAMIN C: CLAY AND CERAMIC IN CONTEMPORARY ART
Written by Phaidon
A global survey of 100 of today's most important clay and ceramic artists, chosen by leading art world professionals.
ON CAMP CERAMICS AND OTHER DIVERSIONS: DANIEL KRUGER, CERAMICS 1984-2005 KERAMIK
Written by Van Der Wal, Ernst
-An overview of Kruger's ceramic works, featuring 230 pieces created over twenty years -A jewelry artist who made multiple forays into ceramics, Kruger's work combines classic vases, delftware and dinner services with images of footballers, homoerotic nudes, or casts of twigs or bones Daniel Kruger (b.
DECO CERAMICS: THE STYLE OF AN ERA
Through ceramic works, as well as examples of furniture, glass, metal, jewelry, fashion, painting and sculpture from Europe and America, from the years following World War 1 to 1929, this volume looks at the sumptuous world of Art Deco.
URBAN POTTERS: MAKERS IN THE CITY
Written by Treggiden, Katie
Clay is back: the age-old craft of ceramics is being embraced by a new generation of urban makers and collectors--and by interior designers. Here, Katie Treggiden explores the con-temporary revival of pottery, focusing on six inspiring cities and their makers.
WEDGWOOD: A STORY OF CREATION AND INNOVATION
The most comprehensive presentation to date of Wedgwood, English purveyor of fine china, porcelain, and luxury accessories known for its timeless, elegant, and classic designs. This is the definitive book on Wedgwood, the preeminent luxury china brand in the world and the essence of English design and craftsmanship.
MAKERS WARE: CERAMIC, WOOD AND GLASS FOR THE TABLETOP
Written by Shaoqiang, Wang
An understated tome, Makers Ware quietly speaks to the power and beauty of handmade tableware that is simultaneously utilitarian and artistic. The makers in this volume deftly hone clay, wood and glass with great respect for natural forms and the elemental properties of the materials themselves.
TEABOWL: EAST AND WEST
Written by Kemske, Bonnie
The teabowl has become an iconic ceramic form in recent years. Having travelled from the East, where it was an inherent part of the Japanese tea ceremony, it has evolved and adapted to become something very different in the West.
MARSHALL COLLECTION OF WORCESTER PORCELAIN IN THE ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM
Written by Sword, Rosalind
-This is the first complete catalogue of the Marshall Collection of Worcester Porcelain to ever be published This catalogue describes what is probably the most encyclopedic collection of early colored Worcester porcelain in existence. Henry Marshall assembled the collection between the two World Wars.
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