Ceramics and Sculpture
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This is a child’s "night light" 19c.
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Detail of two ducks on the plate below.
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I just love it. Someone tell me its origin?
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This is all in response to Chris Miller’s ceramics, I think I need to justify my feelings for ceramic materials. My wife likes this mug above, I think it very dull. The use of Terra cotta can be just wonderful.
Labels: Sculpture
1 Comments:
Welcome to the ceramics club, Robert!
You've got some real finds here -- especially that whacky oriental plate. Where does it come from? Perhaps another galaxy?
Of course, the Clodion-like piece is my favorite - maybe I'll try something like it this year -- I've really been going terra-cotta crazy -- because it's so nice not to have worry about mold making -- and so enjoyable to work from soft to hard. In my perfect life -- I'd be working with a different model every day of the week.
I haven't really gotten into glazes -- that's for my next lifetime -- this time around -- I'll just enjoy the surface work of others.
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