Clarice Cliff and Her Contemporaries: Susie Cooper, Keith Murray, Charlotte Rhead, and the Carlton Ware Designers - Cunningham, Helen C.
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The artistic heritage of 20th century British ceramics designers Susie Cooper, Keith Murray, Charlotte Rhead, and Carlton Ware Designers is displayed in over 420 color photographs. Vital historical information on the factories and forgeries and a price guide make this a valuable resource. These artists, their works, and sources of inspiration are fully explored.

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The artistic heritage of 20th century British ceramics designers Susie Cooper, Keith Murray, Charlotte Rhead, and Carlton Ware Designers is displayed in over 420 color photographs. Vital historical information on the factories and forgeries and a price guide make this a valuable resource. These artists, their works, and sources of inspiration are fully explored.
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Helen Cunningham's interest in literature, and consequently in history, of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries began years ago. Uncertain of whether it was her interest that led her to an appreciation of the pottery of the periods, or vice versa, Helen concludes that perhaps it was growing up with antiques that sparked her initial interest. For over twenty years, Ms. Cunningham has collected nineteenth and twentieth-century pottery. Her love of pottery, interest in travel and art history, and background in research inspired her to gather information from original catalogs and factory records whenever she had the chance. In her travels, both in the United States and abroad, she has taken advantage of every opportunity to research pottery. Her last book is entitled Majolica Figures. Ms. Cunningham received her B. A. and M. A. in English, and has taught both writing and literature for more than twelve years. Her vocation and her avocation often combined: professional organizations invited her to speak on pottery of the period, antique collectors' clubs asked her to discuss period ceramic arts in a social context, and newsletters requested articles. Currently, Ms. Cunningham lives in Tennessee with her husband and two children, all of whom appreciate the artistry of various pottery designers. Her collection has indeed become a project for the entire family!