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Ceramic Figures

After years in the doldrums, there has been a resurgence of interest in the figurative ceramics among artists, galleries and the public. In this work, well-known ceramic artist Michael Flynn looks over the past 25 years and selects 100 of the most important artists working with ceramic figures.
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  • SKU: 9780713651171
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After years in the doldrums, there has been a resurgence of interest in the figurative ceramics among artists, galleries & the public. In this work, well-known ceramic artist Michael Flynn looks over the past 25 years & selects 100 of the most important artists working with ceramic figures.

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Ceramic - A hard material with excellent heat resistance made by heating a crystaline substance such as clay

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