Continuation of Pottery Art Of The Day displaying sublime works in clay everyday or thereabouts.
Tea Bowl – John Pollex – Plymouth, UK
John uses his functional forms as a canvas for his explanation of strong new vibrant slips, an art clearly influenced by his love of painters like Howard Hodgkin, Robert Natkin and Patrick Heron, as well as his appreciation of Aboriginal, Tibetan, Buddhist and Zen art.
( onlineceramics.com )
Nick Howson Mudka vessel
Pan Gallery
Dutch Vase, 1888, Rozenburg Plateelfabriek – The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Partially glazed earthenware plate, with incisions and embossed.
Signed Baldwin 1986
( orangeceramique.com )
Jean Derval – jug
‘Heavy Snow’ Sake cup – Nakagawa Tomoharu, Japan
( saideigama.com )
Cubist earthenware teapot by Ralph Bacerra with geometric lines and abstract textures in inlaid clays and colours, predominantly yellows and browns.
( V & A )
Hein Severijns large vase
Shigeo Shiga bottle
Large Conical Bowl : Rachel Wood
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Leonardo Da Vinci finally gets his Viola Organista built after 500 years !
I always thought the harpsicord sounded a bit thin…not anymore. I think Leonardo would be pleased.
The viola organista has finally been created, thanks to a Polish concert pianist with a flair for instrument-making and the patience and passion to interpret Leonardo’s plans. The effect is a sound that da Vinci dreamt of, but never heard; there are no historical records suggesting he or anyone else of his time built the instrument he designed. A sketch and notes is found in da Vinci’s Codex Atlanticus, a 12-volume collection of his manuscripts and designs for everything from weaponry to flight. ‘‘I have no idea what Leonardo da Vinci might think of the instrument I’ve made, but I’d hope he’d be pleased,’’ said Zubrzycki, who spend three years and 5000 hours bringing da Vinci’s creation to life. It combines the harpsichord, the organ and the viola da gamba and is full of strings and spinning wheels.
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Ray Taylor large ceramic pot.
Robert Fornell, Tengu Sake Cup
( Teabowls and Sake Cups: A kindred spirit 2012 )
Lactose Gallery
Peter Saenger
‘I am a puzzler; puzzles have a power over me. I am intrigued to discover the solutions. It is like meeting someone new and getting to know them piece by piece. Designing objects and creating innovative processes is solving intricate puzzles.’- Peter Saenger
70’s Scheurich sculpture, Germany
Ceramics,- Ching ting Hsu
Maison + Objet trade fair – 2010
Joëlle Bellenot
Eileen Braun Vase
( Mudfire Gallery )
Jais Nielsen – Lidded stoneware jar with figures in relief, Sung glaze for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark
Chinese Monochrome Glaze Dragon Jar – 1920’s
Sandra Davolio
“Large Yellow Urchin Vessel” – Porcelain vessel with lid. Thrown, carved and glazed by hand.
Natalie Blake
Tim Rowan – organic vase form
Chawan – Yuichi Ikai
Peruvian Figural Vase
( liveauctioneers.com )
Peter Beard
( westdean.org.uk )
Stammbaum der Stadt Cochem This ceramic wall art mural by artist Carlfritz Nicolay portrays the history of the city of Cochem, Germany.
George Roby Stoneware Sculpture
Rugpjutis – LinaL Flickr
Yasuhisa Kohyama
Pippin Drysdale
1930 Vase – – Madelaine Hallade
( Zezschwitz Art and Design Auctions )
Elizabeth Fritsch – stoneware vase with matte glaze in brown and cream.
c.1980
( freeformsusa.com )
White Ground Alabastron. 6th- 5th C. BCE. Archaic Greek,
David Brown
Don Bradman – Toby jug – Bendigo Pottery
Melanie Ferguson – hand built, low fire underglaze and beeswax. Height 18 inch
