500 Bowls: Contemporary Explorations of a Timeless Design by
Lark (Author)
Book Description
Five hundred inspiring variations on the simple functional bowl will
fire up the imagination of potters everywhere! Displayed on each
page are bowls that reinvent and reinterpret the form, and use an
astonishing range of techniques from across the globe and through
the centuries. Even more important, every piece testifies to
the artist's boundless creativity and inventiveness. Kate
Maury's delicate creation, made from wheel-thrown porcelain,
features a graceful flower-like shape and subtle colors. Leafy
patterns play across the interior of Stephen F Fabrico's slab-built
bowl with handles, while the image inside Anne Lloyd's "Cat and Dog
Heaven" practically seems to tell a story. Some, like Ruchika
Madan's stoneware Fruit Bowl with Birds and Branches, are long and
shallow, others, including Deborah Shapiro's Salad Set clearly show
the influence of Japanese ceramics. Captions give each bowl's
size, as well as details on its material and glazes. Average Customer Review:
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