CERAMICS
Published on Nov 20, 2015
Ceramics final exam
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
1800S CERAMICS
LAUREN HAMILTON PERIOD 1
MEMORIAL HEAD
19TH–20TH CENTURY, CÔTE D'IVOIRE; AKAN, ANYI SUBGROUP, TERRACOTTA. AFRICAN.
FUNERARY VESSEL
19TH–20TH CENTURY, GHANA; AKAN, ASANTE, TERRACOTTA
HELMET PITCHER
SÈVRES PORCELAIN FACTORY (SÈVRES, FRANCE, 1740-PRESENT)
CUP AND SAUCER
BOISETTES PORCELAIN FACTORY (BOISETTES, FRANCE, CIRCA 1778-1792)
LEKYTHOS (OIL EWER)
WEDGWOOD (STAFFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND, 1759-PRESENT) STONEWARE
DINNERWARE WITH EMBLEM OF THE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.
JINGDEZHEN, CHINA; ABOUT 1784. HARD PASTE PORCELAIN
DISH:SLIP DECORATED EARTHENWARE
BY GEORGE HUBENER, MONTGOMERY COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA; DATED 1789
SALT GLAZED STONEWARE
MADE BY WILLIAM H. MORGAN, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND; DATED 1823
EARTHENWARE
A CHAMBER POT DECORATED WITH GREEN TRANSFER PRINT FROM VINES
INTERESTING FACTS
- When a ruler died in Ghana a created in his likeness and brought to the cemetery in which he was buried.
- The Akan peoples honor the deceased with accumulations of pottery vessels at spots in cemeteries called asensie, or "places of pots.
- English earthenware, stoneware, and, to a lesser extent, porcelain are found extensively among American archaeological material and, until well into the 1800s, joined Chinese porcelain as major imports to this continent.
ARTISTS
- Artist:unknown
- Artist:akan people
- Artist:Delhom Service League
- Artist:Boisettes porcelain factory
- Artist:unknown
- Artist: unknown
- Artist:George Hubener
- Artist: William H. Morgan
- Artist: rigways
