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©Sara Radstone

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Basic Information

Accession Number:1997L23
Collection:Applied Art - Pottery
Date:1987 - 1987

Maker Information

Ceramicist:Sara Radstone - View biography for Sara Radstone

Notes

Sara Radstone trained at Camberwell School of Art and Crafts in the late 1970s. This piece was made by reusing sections of unsuccessful, broken-up vessels: 'In 1987 I was moving (towards) looking more closely at what associations and metaphors the container could carry. I was focusing on other vessels such as boats, coffins, caskets and more peripherally the body. This particular pot was a somewhat extreme example at the end of a process/series exploring a canoe-like shape as a literal base to work from'.

On loan from The Keatley Trust.

Further Information

Production Period:20th Century
School/Style:Studio Ceramics
Medium:Handbuilt stoneware with incised, painted and glazed decoration
Material(s):Glaze
Place of Origin:London, England

Dimensions

Height:29.4 cm
Width:45 cm