Painted Clay: Graphic Arts and the Ceramic Surface by Scott, Paul - 2000

London: A & C Black, 2000. 176 pgs. Includes numerous color illustrations. "Takes an extensive overview of today's contemporary (graphic) ceramic scene, and the figures and movements that have influenced it. In exploring the use 'painters' such as Picasso, Miro, the CoBrA Group, Contrad Atkinson and others have made of ceramics, it also examines the relationships artists have had with the pottery industry, from Soviet Revolutionary Propaganda ware to collaborations at the Wedgwood Pottery company. Highlights a wide range of work by contemporary ceramic artists from around the world." Frontispiece: Paul Scott, "Cumbrian Blue(s) 2000. A Millennium Willow for Sellafield or Plutonium is Forever (well 24 Millenia Anyway)." Bound in blue cloth, silver lettering on spine. DJ front: Paul Scott, 1998, "Commission for the Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle. River panel. Painted underglaze on porcelain with screen printed inglaze decals." DJ back: " Leazes panel," from same "Commission for Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle" as on DJ front.. Cloth. As New/As New.