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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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A survey of the ceramic wares used by Canadians in the 19th Century. The book deals with both imported and Canadian made wares, setting them against the social, economic, and artistic background of the time. It tells of how the potters of Britain vigorously built up trade with British North America and how their wares travelled to the farthest outposts of a pioneer land. Also covers the popular "Historical China", "Port n euf" and the important potters of St. Johns, Quebec.
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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A pictorial celebration of Canadian potters and their art. Some of Canada's most accomplished ceramic artists express in their own words their thoughts and feelings about the art, craft and business of pottery. The book depicts three Quebec potters: Gaetan Beaudin, Monique Ferron Bourbonnais and Savoie. We see the potters in their workshops. Some pieces photographed include pots and tableware, tiles and murals, ceramic sculptures and porcelain figurines.
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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This is an extraordinary book presenting 500 pieces of works from the Museum of Quebec, including 15 pieces of Quebec ceramic. It includes beautiful museum pieces, but is difficult to find.
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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The potters' views of Canada have a many-sided appeal, linking the world of artists, printmakers, and photographers to the ceramics industry. As part of material history, they reflect not only taste in the wares themselves - their bodies, colours, shapes - but also the changing More...ways of looking at things, from the romantic to the literal. Covering the period for the beginning of the nineteenth century to the end of Queen Victoria's reign, this volume focuses chiefly on wares made for the dinner table or the washstand.
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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This is the last in the collection of Canadian Ceramics Exhibition catalogs. There are 6 exhibition catalogs of the Canadian Guild of Potters with several black & white photos, lists of artists with the prices charged for their work. An excellent addition but very difficult to find.
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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This book or leaflet is just as the title states, it is a data base of Blue Mountain Pottery pieces. It is produced in table form, and lists in number order the entire works of Blue Mountain Pottery, however there are gaps as the creator did not have access to the complete company listing. There are additional phoographic sheets attached with this catalogue to help the reader or collector identify their piece. Probably hard to find on Abebooks.com, but you can try to email the author: Don M. Cross, BMPcollector (at) aol.com (Not sure if it is still working) Search this book on Abebooks
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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This book is small but incredibly representative of the works of Montreal's Internationally renowned contemporary ceramics sculpture artist Leopold Foulem. It contains a selection of black and white and colour photogrpahs to illustrate the work that he has completed.
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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This a wonderful publication and is relatively recent. It contains sections such as; The Beaux-Arts, Montreal Earthenware Art, Rimouski Decor Pottery, Pottery of North Hatley, Sial, etc.. The book contains many beautiful color photos and black & white.
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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An excellent book on ceramics in Quebec from 1930 to today. Compact and well illustrated. A must have essential.
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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This is a great new book showing the short history of pottery and ceramic in Quebec. Within the book there are 170 pieces described and over 150 photogrpahs to illustrate the hostory and work of Quebec potters. It includes; les potiers du Bourg Saint-Denis, de Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, de Quebec, de Cap-Rouge, du Saguenay, and de la Beauce.
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