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A CERAMIC ARTIST'S INSPIRATIONS FROM DESIGN, ART AND POPULAR CULTURE

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About Me

Marshall Colman: I am a ceramic artist. Colour and surface design are central to my work. Most things I see feed into it somehow. My blog talks about some of them.

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Blog Archive

June 2012 (1)
May 2012 (5)
April 2012 (6)
March 2012 (8)
February 2012 (4)
January 2012 (2)
December 2011 (1)
November 2011 (1)
October 2011 (1)
September 2011 (3)
April 2011 (1)
March 2011 (1)
February 2011 (1)
October 2010 (3)
June 2010 (3)
May 2010 (1)
March 2010 (2)
February 2010 (1)
November 2009 (1)
October 2009 (2)

Index

1950s maiolica potters modernism Arts and Crafts Movement Stoke on Trent Ceramic Review Craft Potters Association tableware Bernard Leach Grayson Perry Josiah Wedgwood Rome earthenware porcelain 1930s Adopt a Potter China Crafts Council Durantino Festival of Britain Fitzwilliam Museum Islington Lisa Hammond Lucienne Day Manet Musee d'Orsay Picasso Poole Pottery Raphael Robin Day William Morris education jigger and jolly textiles 1940s British Museum Creative and Cultural Industries David Hockney David Leach Edward Bawden Emmanuel Cooper Eric Ravilious Florence France Futurism Gaudi Gino Severini Giorgione Gustavsberg Howard Hodgkin John Pollex Kate Malone Mary Wandrausch Mick Casson Mies van der Rohe Montelupo Society of Designer Craftsmen Stig Lindberg William Newland biomorphism blanc de Chine

Blogs I follow

martin klasch
BibliOdyssey
The Sartorialist
paul the potter
Poemas del río Wang
On the Main Line
A Devonshire Pottery
Fishinkblog's Blog
potsblog
Phil Beard
Christina's Anatomy of Visual Arts and Culture
SAMY D.
Adventures in the Print Trade
All Things Considered
Contemporary Ceramics
NebbiadiLondra
potteryrachel
Bologna - Italy's Best Kept Food Secret
les souris blanches

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