Peter Beard
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Re: Peter Beard
Well done
It's a very nice example of his glaze in my opinion.
It's a very nice example of his glaze in my opinion.
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Potty- Number of posts : 3585
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Re: Peter Beard
Yes, it really has a depth of colour.
My friend bought one with bands of white glaze & clay. I'll try to get a photo next time I see her.
My friend bought one with bands of white glaze & clay. I'll try to get a photo next time I see her.
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Love that piece - great abstract design and colours ...
mandrake1000- Number of posts : 380
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I like it , but he Tends to be a bit of a one trick pony when glazes are involved .
big ed- Number of posts : 11901
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True to an extent Ed, but if you look close at the items he exhibits on his stand, the glaze/patterns/depth differ a lot from each other, in my opinion anyway.
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Potty- Number of posts : 3585
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Re: Peter Beard
Iv'e seen quite a few at exhibitions and in magazines and in the main it's the same stuff , Giant teething ring with not a lot of variation in the glaze , I think he needs to experiment a bit more .
big ed- Number of posts : 11901
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I asked his permission to take some pictures to show us. Here's a few. I only had a crappy iphone so focus isn't as good as I'd hoped.
He does vary his glaze and clay colours (although bluey-green glaze and grey clay are his trademark), and varies his pot and sculpture shapes. - more than can be said for some potters. And his work is very original and iconic - you wouldn't pick up a Beard and mistake it for any other potter's work - which, again, is more than can be said for some potters.
He does vary his glaze and clay colours (although bluey-green glaze and grey clay are his trademark), and varies his pot and sculpture shapes. - more than can be said for some potters. And his work is very original and iconic - you wouldn't pick up a Beard and mistake it for any other potter's work - which, again, is more than can be said for some potters.
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Re: Peter Beard
The big doughnut is £2500. Maybe next year
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My friend's Peter Beard vase, which she bought at Art In Clay. It fits with her polar bear theme.
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Must admit I'm a bit of a Beard fan too. I really like the bottom vase in the list of shots above. Here is what I think is a slightly earlier piece I have.
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Quite a rough feel to it and red additions too!
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Quite a rough feel to it and red additions too!
ricardo- Number of posts : 18
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Re: Peter Beard
Very nice
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lozzy68 wrote:I Had A Feeling It Wasn't A gnome As Studio-Pots Said There Is No Hat On Him
NaomiM wrote:I'm watching other Willies, so maybe I'll get one at some point.
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Potty- Number of posts : 3585
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Re: Peter Beard
I'm enclined to agree with Ed regarding his choice of glaze although it is lovely
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Re: Peter Beard
I think this large twin handled vase is an early one. It has a different mark and less defined wax resist pattern, which I think I prefer.
climberg64- Number of posts : 1239
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Very happy with my new acquisition and even happier with my girlfriend who bought it for me ... !!!
mandrake1000- Number of posts : 380
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Re: Peter Beard
There is a Peter Beard exhibition running at the Contemporary Ceramics Centre (opposite the British Museum) until 15 Novermber.The link is to the gallery of pieces on show.
http://www.cpaceramics.com/ccc/currentex
http://www.cpaceramics.com/ccc/currentex
philpot- Number of posts : 6719
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Re: Peter Beard
how would you collect this potter? The decoration is so similar on the vast majority of his pots
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Re: Peter Beard
it was just a question?
I might buy one of his pots but can't see why anone would buy a dozen
I might buy one of his pots but can't see why anone would buy a dozen
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