History of ceramics, Europe
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| Author : | Virginie Armellin |
| Publisher : | Vial (2021) |
| Binding : | Hardcover (384 full color pages) 8-½ inches x 11-½ inches |
| Language : | French |
| ISBN : | 978-2-85101-235-7 |
| EAN : | 9782851012357 |
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History of ceramics, Europe, by V. Armellin, Ed. Vial, 8-½ inches x 11-½ inches ( 22 cm x 29 cm ), hardcover book with 384 full color pages
This hardcover book with 384 full color pages richly illustrated traces the history of europeen ceramic production.
Ceramics have continued to change over the centuries and in the geographic areas where it has developed, according to the technical constraints and cultural specificities of each era.
This book follows the first volume devoted to the great civilizations of the whole world; it focuses on European production, from the Middle Ages to the present day.
the author describes the main historical and societal axes in order to understand their influences on the techniques used and the styles in vogue.
Glazed earthenware, stoneware, tin-bearing earthenware, but also soft and then hard porcelain, each paste has its specificities, which the work shows through representations of emblematic pieces.
It devotes an important part to modern and contemporary ceramics, giving pride of place to works of the twentieth century, but also to recent productions of the 2000s.
Page after page, the history of ceramics is told in images, carried by its most remarkable works.
Contents:
- Ceramics from the Middle Ages to the 16th century
- Staniferous earthenware from the 17th to the beginning of the 19th century
- Porcelain from the 16th to the 19th century
- Fine earthenware from the mid-18th to the 20th century
- The turn of the 19th century
- 20th century ceramics
- Ceramics since the 2000s
- Historical landmarks
The French texts are written by Virginie Armellin.
Description française
Histoire de la céramique, l'Europe
Détails du livre
| Auteur : | Virginie Armellin |
| Éditeur : | Vial (2021) |
| Reliure : | Relié (384 pages couleurs) 22 cm x 29 cm ( 8-½ inches x 11-½ inches ) |
| Langue(s) : | Français |
| ISBN : | 978-2-85101-235-7 |
| EAN : | 9782851012357 |
Description
Histoire de la céramique, l'Europe, de V. Armellin, Ed. Vial, 22 cm x 29 cm, relié avec 384 pages couleurs
Ce livre de 384 pages couleurs bien illustré retrace l'histoire de la production de céramique en Europe.
La céramique n'a cessé de se modifier au fil des siècles et des zones géographiques où elle s'est développée, au gré des contraintes techniques et des spécificités culturelles propres à chaque époque.
Cet ouvrage fait suite au premier volume consacré aux grandes civilisations du monde entier ; il se concentre sur la production européenne, du Moyen-Âge à nos jours.
L'autrice y dépeint les grands axes historiques et sociétaux afin de comprendre leurs influences sur les techniques utilisées et les styles en vogue.
Terre vernissée, grès, faïence stannifère, mais aussi porcelaine tendre puis dure, chaque pâte a ses spécificités, que l'ouvrage donne à voir à travers des représentations de pièces emblématiques.
Il consacre une partie importante à la céramique moderne et contemporaine, en faisant la part belle aux oeuvres du XXe siècle, mais aussi aux récentes productions des années 2000.
Page après page, l'histoire de la céramique se raconte en images, portée par ses oeuvres les plus remarquables.
Principaux chapitres de l'ouvrage :
- La céramique du Moyen-Âge au XVIe siècle
- La faïence stanifère du XVIIe au début du XIXe siècle
- La porcelaine du XVIe au XIXe siècle
- La faïence fine du milieu du XVIIIe au XXe siècle
- Le tournant du XIXe siècle
- La céramique du XXe siècle
- La céramique depuis les années 2000
- Repères historiques
Les textes en Français sont de Virginie Armellin.
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