
Transcriber’s Note: The original publication has been replicated faithfully except as listed here.
POTTERY, FOR ARTISTS CRAFTSMEN & TEACHERS
EXPLANATION
CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II
CHAPTER III
CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
CHAPTER VI
CHAPTER VII
A warm invitation greets anyone who reaches for the wheel, offering a clear‑sighted balance between the painter’s eye and the potter’s hand. The author walks readers through the essential materials, shaping techniques and firing processes without drowning them in dense formulas, letting the creative impulse stay in charge. Early chapters trace the most celebrated eras of ceramics, giving students a visual compass for recognizing beauty in form, color and decoration.
Packed with step‑by‑step illustrations, the guide moves from simple hand‑built vessels to thrown shapes, glazes and decorative finishes, and even the practicalities of setting up a modest studio or classroom kiln. Each section is written for artists, craftsmen and teachers who seek a hands‑on, yet thoughtful, approach to pottery. By the close of the first half, listeners will feel equipped to craft their own functional pieces while cultivating an appreciation for the craft’s rich heritage.
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (197K characters)
Release date
2011-12-08
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1884–1946
An early studio potter and art teacher, he wrote practical, approachable books that helped bring pottery techniques to students and makers. His work sits at the meeting point of craft, design, and hands-on teaching.
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