Catherine White on wed 4 dec 02
Clayart Dec 4th 02
Helen's suggested websites are always a pleasure to visit, but
http://bussanavecchia.free.fr/ is quite unlike any I've ever seen. As you
browse down the page, there are more and more surprises. Then visits to all
the artists is another visual delight. And this is only describing the work
of the web designers. The artists' sites and their works are an additional
joy to visit. Thank you so much, Helen. Very unusual!
Best wishes,
Catherine in Yuma, AZ
My inability to emulate occasionally results in originality.
----- Original Message ----- > Daniela Mercante, Nazareno Noja & Paolo
Tartarini
> http://bussanavecchia.free.fr/art.galleries/mercante
> http://bussanavecchia.free.fr/art.galleries/noja
> http://bussanavecchia.free.fr/art.galleries/tartarini
> Three potters & ceramists connected with the International Village of
> Artisans, Bussana Vecchia, Italy.
> http://bussanavecchia.free.fr/
> This earthquake-ruined village was re-settled by artists in the 1960's
> after being abandoned for the better part of a century. The site is
> very "busy" visually, and takes both lots of bandwidth and "Shockwave
> Flash" and looks and works better in by far in IE, although it will
> work fairly well with Netscape, though missing some non-essential image
> files. For the history of the village only, there is an English
> translation available, but the artists' info pages are in Italian only.
Helen Bates on wed 4 dec 02
Clayart Dec 4th 02
Surfing with Helen Bates - urls from Mid July 02 - submitted to Clayart
Dec 4th 02
Daniela Mercante, Nazareno Noja & Paolo Tartarini
http://bussanavecchia.free.fr/art.galleries/mercante
http://bussanavecchia.free.fr/art.galleries/noja
http://bussanavecchia.free.fr/art.galleries/tartarini
Three potters & ceramists connected with the International Village of
Artisans, Bussana Vecchia, Italy.
http://bussanavecchia.free.fr/
This earthquake-ruined village was re-settled by artists in the 1960's
after being abandoned for the better part of a century. The site is
very "busy" visually, and takes both lots of bandwidth and "Shockwave
Flash" and looks and works better in by far in IE, although it will
work fairly well with Netscape, though missing some non-essential image
files. For the history of the village only, there is an English
translation available, but the artists' info pages are in Italian only.
Clayzeness Whistleworks
http://www.clayz.com/
Links to lots of ocarina sites, for instruments made of clay and other
materials.
Clayzeness also manufactures and retails their own ocarinas. If you're
really interested in ocarinas, This is the site for you! But, be
warned, this is another busy site, although it is much more restrained
as to graphics. There are music files, sheet music pages, pictures
galore and little music video files to be found in the extensive links
page.
Doris Mitchell (Kent, England, UK)
http://www.kentpotters.co.uk/potter_dm2.html
Unique wheel thrown architectural vessels.
A member of the Kent Potters Guild:
http://www.kentpotters.co.uk
"Ceramica Portuguesa"
http://www.arrakis.es/~karolo/filatelia
This site has images of postage stamps featuring ceramics.
Click on the flags for more stamp images from Spain and Portugal.
The "Europe" page is empty at the moment of images, unfortunately.
No English.
Helen
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