Bernard Leach (1887-1979): A Stoneware Tree of Life Vase, circa 1959 Estimate: £4,000-6,000 plus buyer's premium 20th Century Design Sale 9th October 2021 Tennants Auctioneers View lot:
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A potter's world – Bernard Leach. Has an interest in Far Eastern art and pottery. Japanese art.
Bernard Leach Designing, Displaying and Producing Pottery, 1960’s – Film 94047 Read More »
Bernard Leach is, without a doubt, the best known and most prominent of British studio potters. Born in Hong Kong, he was taken almost immediately to Japan by his grandparents. He came to England at the age of ten for schooling. In 1909 he returned to Japan to teach etching which he had himself learnt
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A potter's world – Bernard Leach. Has an interest in Far Eastern art and pottery. Japanese art.
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Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding of Leach Pottery in St Ives in Cornwall, this event – part of a series of online conversations exploring Japanese studio pottery from the 20th century through the present day and beyond – focusses on the town of Mashiko in Tochigi Prefecture as a site of historical significance
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Arts and crafts….pottery Bernard Leach offers an insight into his life’s work…… Bernard Leach was born in Hong Kong studied oriental pottery in Japan. In 1920 philanthropist Frances Horne invited him to St Ives to join the newly formed Guild of Handicrafts and with Hamada Shoji he set up the Leach Pottery on the Stennack
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Above, we present rare footage of master British ceramicist Bernard Leach in his studio in 1952, discussing his artistic process. The film is courtesy of Marty Gross Film Productions Inc., from the upcoming film compendium on the Japanese Folk Craft movement (Mingei). To browse and bid on works from Leach and other studio ceramics masters,
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