ceramic history a-b

CERAMIC HISTORY

A-B

ALBARELLO 16-19th century, Italy

Apothecary Jar

AMPHORA

8-7th C. BC., Ancient Greece and Rome

c. 530-520 BC

ARITAEdo Period, 1603-1868

Arita, Japan

ARTELArtel Cooperative, 1908-24

Prague, Czech Republic

BASRAAbassid Period, 750-1298, Iran

BAUHAUSBauhaus, 1919-1933, Germany

(Designer: Walter Gropious)

CERAMIC ARTISTS: C - J

• Micheal Cardew            b. 1901        London UK• Halima Cassell              b. 1975        Islamabad, Pakistan  • Charles Catteau            b. 1880        Douai, France • Hans Coper                   b. 1920        Chemnitz, Germany• Wouter Dam                  b. 1957        Utrecht, Netherlands• Ruth Duckworth            b. 1919        Hamburg, Germany• Micheal Frimkess          b.1937         Los Angles, USA• Fukami Sueharu            b. 1947        Kyoto, Japan• Ruth Gurvich                 b. 1961        Cordoba, Argentina• Hamada Shoji                b.1894         Tochigi, Japan• Hashino Kayoko            b.1949         Fukuoka, Japan• Hella Jongerius             b.1963         De Meern, Netherlands• Georges Jouve              b. 1910        Foutenay-sous-Bois,

France 

CERAMIC HISTORY

H - M

HANHan Dynasty, 206 BC – AD 220

Henan province, China

HANIWAKofun Period, c. 250 – 552, Hokota Site, Japan

ILKHANIDIlkhanid Period, 1256-1353, Iran

IZNIK16-17th Century, Turkey

JASPERWARE1775 – present

Staffordshire, UK

JINGDEZHENMing Dynasty, 1368-1644; Jingdezhen, China

“Capital of Ceramics in China”

JOMONJomon Period, c. 10500-300BC, Japan

MAEBYONG (MEI-PING)Koryo Dynasty, 918-1392, Korea

BOTTLE SHAPES

CERAMIC HISTORY

N - Z

NASCA200 BC – AD 600, Peru

ORIBEEdo Period, 1603 – 1867, Japan

Grayson Perryb. 1960, Chelmsford, UK

Lucie Rieb. 1902, Vienna, Austria – d. 1995, London, UK

Adrian Saxeb. 1942, Glendale, CA, USA

Clare Twomeyb. 1968, Ipswich, UK

Monument, 2009