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Click Here. Double your traffic. Get Vendio Gallery - Now FREE!UND POTTERY – A History and Comparative Study of the Art Pottery Made at the University of North Dakota by Ken Forster, Marlin Media Publishing, FL, 2004.220 color plates with identifying captions highlight this book which features approximately 500 different examples of UND’s art pottery lines. This scholarly text reviews in-depth the University of North Dakota UND art pottery line including history, designers, clays and glazes, shapes, marks dating and more. The book covers by chapter: The Early History of the School of Mines – Earle J. Babcock – Ferock Studios; The Personalities of the Ceramics Department Margaret Kelly Cable, Hildegarde Fried, Julia Edna Mattson, Flora Cable Huckfield, Freida Louise Hammers, Margaret Pachl, Post-1970; Instruction – Enrollment, Curriculum, Schedule, Texts; Clay and Glazes; Clayworking and decoration – Shapes, Slip Casting, Decorating Techniques; Styles, Influences and Motifs; Beneficiaries of the Ceramics Program at the University of North Dakota – The Brick Industry, WPA (Works Progress Administration) Ceramics Project; Dickota and Rosemeade, Pine Ridge Pottery; Identification, Dating and Items of Special Interest; Ultimate Outcome; Conclusions; Appendix I – Cable Family History; Appendix II – Associations, Comparisons and Parallels; Appendix III – Spencer “Sampling” Inventory List; Appendix IV – Graduates of the Ceramics Program at the University of North Dakota; Appendix V - Some Noteworthy Students Enrolled in the Ceramics Department Courses; Appendix VI – Some Notes on the History of Ceramic Instruction in the United States; and a Further Comparison of the Ceramics Department with Three Other Ceramics Programs; Appendix VII – A Guide to Valuation; Bibliography.The in-depth research, scholarly text and profuse illustrations combine to make this book an invaluable reference.Oversize 9.3” x 12.3” hardback with dust cover in very good+ condition. 223 pages. (Please note that this oversize cover did not completely fit the scanner thus the partial image.)FREE media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 50 United States. Rates vary for international mailings. MULTIPLE BOOK PURCHASE DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE: Buy 3-5 books and receive a 10% DISCOUNT and FREE shipping within the 48 United States.
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