Terra in China - China in Terra
Delft keramiek 2013 = Delft ceramics 2013 = Dela · Zhongguo Sanbao - Zhongguo Sanbao · Dela : 2013 Daierfu te tao ci
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Author
Contributions
- Groot, Mieke de, artist - Contributor
- Keizer, Peter, artist - Contributor
- Slingerland, Olav, artist - Contributor
- Ven, Mariëtte van der, artist - Contributor
- Wolvers, Henk, artist - Contributor
and 9 more
- You, Hao, artist - Contributor
- Li, Jiansheng, 1959-, artist - Contributor
- Chen, Jiu, artist - Contributor
- Wen, Na, artist - Contributor
- Cao, Xileng, artist - Contributor
- Breukel, Stef, photographer - Contributor
- Galerie Terra Delft - Contributor
- San bao hua lang (Jingdezhen, China) - Contributor
- Oude Kerk (Delft, Netherlands) - Contributor
Publication
2013 - Stichting Keramiek Promotie Delft, Delft, Netherlands
Language
Dutch
Word Count
21,000 words, Guess
Page Count
84 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL44670746M
- ISBN-139789082051803
- ISBN-10908205180X
- OCLC Control Number864429370
Classifications
- DDC738
- LCCNK4166.J55 M27x 2013
Alternate Titles
- Terra in China - China in Terra :
- Dela · Zhongguo Sanbao - Zhongguo Sanbao · Dela : 2013
Description
Five Dutch ceramists embarked on an adventure with Galerie Terra Delft for a work period in the Chinese ceramic city of Jingdezhen, the historical source of the famous Delft Blue pottery. They worked together with five Chinese artists in the idyllic Sanbao Ceramic Art Institute for six weeks. In this book you can follow the stories of their struggles with the unfamiliar Chinese porcelain and the differences in opinion and artistic processes between the Dutch and Chinese artists. Exhibition: Oude Kerk, Delft, the Netherlands (27.4.-7.6.2013).
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