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Edmund De Waal A comprehensive overview of the history of ceramics. | |
David R.M. Gaimster; Aileen Dawson;... Encompassing a broad range of new research, over 30 specialists from around the world consider topics including the first pottery in James Fort, North America; ... | Richard Phethean From simple pots to more complex vessels, this book features clear instructions on forming every object, accompanied by step-by-step images. It also profiles the work of contemporary potters for whom... |
Maureen Mills Looks at the many techniques for embellishing clay, all supported by detailed images. This title features detailed images that inform various phases of the process, from the wet and leather-hard... | Cecilia Cohen The Glass Artist's Studio Handbook integrates tools, techniques, projects, and creative inspiration into a single package |
Edith Garcia This exciting publication is a much needed addition to this field of work. It will feature fantastic works by important ceramic artists working within the realm of the human form. | Greg Daly A comprehensive, practical guide to developing, testing, applying and firing your own glazes. |
Rosette Gault Building on the success of her previous Ceramics Handbook Paperclay, pioneering artist, researcher and teacher Rosette Gault explains how potters and clay sculptors can make, fire and use paperclay. In... | Greg Daly Lustre is a very tricky technique which gives stunning results, but can be quite difficult to achieve successfully. This handbook aims to explain and simplify the process, with thorough coverage... |
Diane Pancioli This book not only shows how to use a clay extruder but also how an international group of artists have taken what is an industrial tool and used it to... | G. Savage; Harold Newman A reference for collectors, dealers and all those interested in ceramics, embracing the vast range of ceramic types and terminology, from antiquity to the present day. It is also concerned... |
| Grayson Perry; Wendy Jones Fantasy took over his life, in a world of battles ruled by his teddy bear, Alan Measles. Here, he tells his own story. Early childhood in Chelmsford, Essex is a... |
Tanya Harrod British studio potter Michael Cardew (1901-1983) was a man of paradox, a modernist who disliked modernity, a colonial servant who despised Empire, and an intellectual who worked with his hands... | Nigel J. Morgan; Jim Cheshire; Tom... A guidebook to the little known but very important collection of glass at Lincoln Cathedral. |