Duane Kimball on mon 25 nov 96
ceramics of the world by camusso (abrams pub.) is large, has beautiful
pictures but spotty text, and is entirely western civ in orientation.
probably still available at 30% off from the remainder house of Edward
Hamilton in Falls Village, CT 06031-5000. after enjoying a semester of the
subject, i did an independent study to touch on the rest of the planet
(africa, se asia, india, etc) and came away from the year's experience
thinking that a volume on each tradition would make an wonderful
encyclopedia of ceramic art history. you have a big job in just trying to
gather the diverse resources to make a bibliography at this point. yikes
and good luck. at times like this i wish i were working on a ph.d. in
ceramic art history. but where would that happen? kik in nh
Karen Gringhuis on tue 26 nov 96
Marcia - How about Emmanuel Cooper's History of Pottery? Or
call Steve Branfman (?) owner of Potter's Shop (Boston area) & see what he
says is out there. Karen Gringhuis
Katheleen Nez on wed 9 jan 02
Am involved in a seminar in May 2002 with several
international potters. Putting together a reading list
on ceramic art history. Certainly rereading Garth
Clark's The Potter's Art and Color & Fire. Any other
ideas would be most appreciated. Thanks, nezbah
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