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By Theseus "theseus" (US of A) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The History of American Ceramics: From Pipkins and Bean Pots to Contemporary Forms, 1607 to the present (Hardcover)
A typically high-calibre piece of work from Abrams: large hardcover, 352 pp, 4.5 pounds, sewn binding, cloth over boards. Illustrations throughout. End Notes, Bibliography, Index.
TABLE OF CONTENTS From Folk Pottery to Industry 1600-1876 - A Handcraft Foundation for Clay - the Industrialization of Clay The Art Pottery Movement 1876-1918 - The Arts and Crafts Movement - The Early Art Potteries - Art Nouveau: Form and Decoration United - The Consequences of the Art Pottery Movement Art Deco: The Dominance of Sculpture 1918-1942 - American Decorative Arts - Depression Sculpture The Vessel Revival 1930-1955 - Three Directions for the Vessel - Defining a Vessel Aesthetic Abstract Expressionism: Its Effects and Ramifications 1955-1965 - Postwar Artistic Ferment - Transformations in Form and Surface Clay for an Age of Contradictions 1965-1975 - Realism and the Common Object - The Resilient Vessel - Abstract and Architectonic Imagery Post-Modernism 1975-1987 - Figurative Imagery and the Human Condition - Permissive Pluralism |
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The History of American Ceramics: From Pipkins and Bean Pots to Contemporary Forms, 1607 to the present by Elaine Levin (Hardcover - October 6, 1988)
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