Lucie Rie (19021995) is one of the finest modern potters of the 20th century. Born and trained in Vienna, her successful early career came to a halt in 1938 when forced to leave Austria to escape the persecution of Jewish people. In exile in London, Rie established a new workshop and over five decades created highly individual bowls, vases and tableware which continue to amaze and inspire today.
With over 150 photographs and five new essays, Lucie Rie: The Adventure of Pottery celebrates an exceptional life of creative invention and experiment.
With texts by Edmund de Waal, Tanya Harrod, Helen Ritchie, Eliza Spindel, Kimberley Chandler and Nigel Wood.
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Published to coincide with the exhibition Lucie Rie: The Adventure of Pottery, showing at Kettle's Yard from March 2023 .
Comprehensive new title on Lucie Rie; currently only a handful of books in print about her .
Reflects current trends/interests in studio pottery, mid-century modern style, women artists
160 colour illustrations
Edited by:
Andrew Nairne, Eliza Spindel Imprint: Kettle's Yard Gallery Country of Publication: United Kingdom Dimensions:
Height: 290mm,
Width: 225mm,
Weight: 1.048kg ISBN:9781904561767 ISBN 10: 1904561764 Pages: 240 Publication Date:01 May 2023 Audience:
General/trade
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ELT Advanced
Format:Hardback Publisher's Status: Unspecified
Reviews for Lucie Rie: The Adventure of Pottery
Lucie Rie review - the genius ceramicist who refused to be boxed in. - The Guardian
