1993

New Hampshire

PRBK442.8

1993

New Hampshire

PRBK442.9

1962

"Selb, Germany"

PRBK443

n.d.

Tokyo

PRBK444

1971

London

"This exhibition, which was held at the Vivtoria and Albert Museum from 9 June to the 25 July 1971, was rich in Y�an porcelain of the C14th and included on the famous ""David vases"" of 1351 AD. The Ming porcelains of Ching-t� Ch�n, from the early blue and white and polychrome wares of the C15th down to those of the mid-C17th were well-represented, including cloisonn� ware."

PRBK445

1975

"This exhibition aimed to encourage the study of the relationships between the ceramic wares of the two countries, surveying some of the special features of both, their impact on each other, and the divergencies that occurred. The Korean material was confined mainly to the celadon type; the Chinese examples included T'ang and Liao wares."

PRBK446

1979

New York

"Published to coincide with an exhibition at the Everson Museum of Art, New York, it comprises over 400 pieces, the majority of which are illustrated. The book provides a decade-by-decade overview of styles, philosphies and techniques. Also included are 134 biographies of ceramic artists. Inscribed ""To Philip in awe sincerely Garth, New York, July 6 1981""."

PRBK447

1968

London

Divided into nine chapters: 1. The ancient world; 11. The far east; 111. The hands of Islam; 1V. Europe: the lead-glaze tradition and salt-glazed stoneware; V. Europe: the tin-glaze tradition; V1. European porcelain; V11. Staffordshire and the rise of industrialisation; V111. The modern world; 1X The primitive world. The book contains 64 pages of colour plates and numerous black-and-white images. Includes a glossary of terms and a glossary of ceramic marks..

PRBK448

1972

London

"This collection is in the Gulbenkian Museum of Oriental Art and Archaeology, School of Oriental Studies, University of Durham. The book includes a chronological table of Chinese dynasties, the reign periods of the Ming and Ch'ing dynasties and the reign periods' ceramic marks."

PRBK449

1962

London

PRBK45