Garo Kürkman - Magic of Clay and Fire - 2006





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Garo Kürkman is de auteur van Magic of Clay and Fire, een geschiedenis van Kütahya-keramiek en pottenbakkers, in 1e editie (2006) Engels hardcover, 405 pagina's, formaat 25 × 33 cm, uitgegeven door Suna and İnan Kıraç Foundation / Pera Museum.
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Magic of Clay and Fire, Garo Kürkman
A History of Kütahya Pottery and Potters
Suna and İnan Kıraç Foundation / Pera Museum, Istanbul, 2006
Hardcover with dust jacket. 405 pages, large format (approx. 25 × 33 cm). Profusely illustrated in colour. Text in English.
The standard modern reference on Kütahya ceramics — the long-overlooked counterpart to İznik ware. Pottery has been produced in the region without interruption from the Phrygian, Greek, Roman and Byzantine periods through the Ottoman era to the present. This study examines the development of the craft, raw materials, workshops and individual potters, drawing on unpublished documents and photographs assembled from museums and archives worldwide.
Particular attention is given to:
• de historische achtergrond van Kütahya als keramisch centrum
• signed and documented potters, from the 15th-century Tabrizi tile-maker Muhammed Mecnun (Yeşil Cami, Bursa) to Mehmed Emin Efendi and the early 20th-century revival
• technieken, glazuren en vakmanschap in de werkplaats
• de relatie van Kütahya-productie tot İznik en Çanakkale
An essential volume for collectors of Ottoman tiles and pottery, Islamic ceramics and Turkish decorative arts.
ISBN: 9789759123147
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Magic of Clay and Fire, Garo Kürkman
A History of Kütahya Pottery and Potters
Suna and İnan Kıraç Foundation / Pera Museum, Istanbul, 2006
Hardcover with dust jacket. 405 pages, large format (approx. 25 × 33 cm). Profusely illustrated in colour. Text in English.
The standard modern reference on Kütahya ceramics — the long-overlooked counterpart to İznik ware. Pottery has been produced in the region without interruption from the Phrygian, Greek, Roman and Byzantine periods through the Ottoman era to the present. This study examines the development of the craft, raw materials, workshops and individual potters, drawing on unpublished documents and photographs assembled from museums and archives worldwide.
Particular attention is given to:
• de historische achtergrond van Kütahya als keramisch centrum
• signed and documented potters, from the 15th-century Tabrizi tile-maker Muhammed Mecnun (Yeşil Cami, Bursa) to Mehmed Emin Efendi and the early 20th-century revival
• technieken, glazuren en vakmanschap in de werkplaats
• de relatie van Kütahya-productie tot İznik en Çanakkale
An essential volume for collectors of Ottoman tiles and pottery, Islamic ceramics and Turkish decorative arts.
ISBN: 9789759123147
Tracked shipping.

