Item Tag: 239 Pages

Ceramic Science for the Potter by W. G. Lawrence (1972, Hardcover) First Edition

This first edition hardcover book titled “Ceramic Science for the Potter” by W. G. Lawrence, published in 1972 by Chilton Book Company, is part of the Creative Crafts Series. The book, with 239 pages, delves into the science behind ceramics and is illustrated to aid in the understanding of the technology and engineering involved in pottery. Written in English, this book provides valuable insights for potters looking to enhance their craft with a deeper understanding of ceramic science. Book is in really good condition. Only flaw are the name on pages across from spine and at top of pages. No writing or marks on any pages. Pictures show name on book ends

1973 A La Mode by René König Illustrated The Seabury Press

The Seabury Press, 1973, New York. His contributions helped to establish a new German sociology grounded in empirical research, moving away from purely historical and socio-philosophical traditions. When this book was published in 1973, the Vietnam War was officially ending for the US, though the Watergate scandal was deepening its grip on the Nixon presidency, while the Yom Kippur War erupted in the Middle East, triggering a global oil crisis.

John Alexander : A Retrospective by Jane Livingston and John Alexander (2007,…

Discover the captivating world of American art through “John Alexander: A Retrospective” by Jane Livingston and John Alexander. This trade paperback book, published in 2007 by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, showcases the artist’s captivating works and features 239 pages filled with collections, catalogs, and exhibitions. Explore the vivid imagination and unique style of John Alexander, a renowned American artist, through this book. Dive into his captivating works and discover the stories behind them, from the vibrant colors to the intricate details. This book is a must-have for art enthusiasts and collectors alike.