Porcelain
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| 13: ...rcelain]] and [[biscuit-ware]] at the [[Vincennes porcelain|Vincennes]] and [[Manufacture nationale de Sèvre... | 13: ...rcelain]] and [[biscuit-ware]] at the [[Vincennes porcelain|Vincennes]] and [[Manufacture nationale de Sèvre... | ||
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| - | 190: ...luminum with cherry wood handles. Others combined porcelain balls and bowls with maple handles. Those of mall... | + | 190: ...luminum with cherry wood handles. Others combined porcelain balls and bowls with |
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| 8. Suprematism (4199 bytes) | 8. Suprematism (4199 bytes) | ||
| 19: ...st motifs on works at the St Petersburg Lomonosov Porcelain Factory, where Malevich and Chashnik were also em... | 19: ...st motifs on works at the St Petersburg Lomonosov Porcelain Factory, where Malevich and Chashnik were also em... | ||
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| 1: ...best known for his [[armless]] and [[headless]] [[porcelain]] [[female body|female bodies]] in [[suggestive]]... | 1: ...best known for his [[armless]] and [[headless]] [[porcelain]] [[female body|female bodies]] in [[suggestive]]... | ||
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1. Luigi Colani (7468 bytes)
79: ...ject with Kusch & Co., Germany. A world leader in porcelain, Rosenthal, Germany, plans to promote a speci...
89: ... World Economic Forum WEF in Davos, Switzerland. Porcelain giftware creations (Cappuccino, Espresso mugs).
2. Influence (1418 bytes)
22: In 2004, Marcel Duchamp's porcelain urinal was named the world's most influential pie...
3. Aestheticism (5494 bytes)
23: * Blue and white on porcelain and china.
31: ... blue and white design was also popular on square porcelain tiles. It is reported that Oscar Wilde used a...
4. Urinal (153 bytes)
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5. Neoclassicism (14403 bytes)
6: ...|Ming]] ceramics pay homage to Sung celadon porcelains; Italian 15th century humanists learn to write...
6. François Boucher (4087 bytes)
13: ...rcelain]] and biscuit-ware at the Vincennes and [[Manufacture nationale de Sèvre...
7. American modernism (48081 bytes)
190: ...luminum with cherry wood handles. Others combined porcelain balls and bowls with
maple handles. Those of mall...
8. Suprematism (4199 bytes)
19: ...st motifs on works at the St Petersburg Lomonosov Porcelain Factory, where Malevich and Chashnik were also em...
9. French art of the 20th century (4081 bytes)
6: ...w York City|New York]], Duchamp presented a white porcelain urinal (Fountain) sign...
10. Champfleury (850 bytes)
10: ...n 1889 he was Chief of Collections at the Sèvres porcelain factory.
11. Comprachicos (3385 bytes)
12: ...child two or three years old, one puts him into a porcelain vase, more or less grotesque in shape, without co...
12. Liu Jianhua (1230 bytes)
1: ...best known for his armless and headless porcelain female bodies in suggestive...
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