April 7, 2025
ANTIQUE WEDGWOOD 7th INTERNATIONAL WEDGWOOD SEMINAR PAPERS, 1962 -Many pictures
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“The Seventh Wedgwood International Seminar” Held at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1962. description continues below the picture- - - - DISCUSSION: This issue includes papers on:-Robert Adam-Flaxman drawings in the Art Institute-the Delhom Collection-Joseph Wright of Derby-Wedgwood and Bentley source books-Egyptian influences on Wedgwood design-the Apotheosis of Homer-the Klawans Collection-the Pucci Collection-using Wedgwood flower containers-Wedgwood lustreware-Wedgwood marks & dating pieces-James Tassie and Wedgwood-wax portraits-the Buchanan Collection at the Chicago Public LibraryThe first Wedgwood International Seminar was held in 1956, organised by Harry Buten, who would go on to found the Buten Museum of Wedgwood, and Hensleigh Wedgwood, President of Wedgwood USA. The annual seminars have been held in the United States, Canada and Britain, and feature lectures, papers, exhibitions and trips to local Wedgwood collections or museums of ceramical interest. The published Proceedings document the exhibits and events and publish the lectures and research papers. DESCRIPTION: Hardcover. 7.5"x10.5", 130 pages, black & white illustrations. CONDITION NOTES: Minor soil, but otherwise clean and nice, with a tight binding. - - - - - - OVERSEAS BUYERS PLEASE NOTE: Our International shipping charges are based on the weight,
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